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Legacy of Soviet State Terror and Genocide is Still Very Much Alive in Today’s Dictatorships
Above: Alexander Litvinenko (1962-2006) was a former Russian spy who was poisoned in London with the highly radioactive
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[Asia’s Next Page] Tokyo’s Quad Move for Closer Ties, Strengthened Security in the Indo Pacific
Militarization in Tokyo’s security outlook has been one of the most contested debates across Japan for last decade. Fo
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China’s ‘Arms Race’ Threatens Asia-Pacific Region and Beyond, Says U.S. Special Presidential Envoy
China is in an “arms race” and has deployed a large number of ballistic and cruise missiles, the U.S. […]
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Can the Quad Take On the China Challenge?
The second ministerial meeting of the foreign ministers of the Quad (or Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) countriesーA
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EDITORIAL | Hong Kongers Silent Protest on China’s National Day a Call for International Support
China’s National Day on October 1 saw many residents of Hong Kong engage in silent protests in the face […]
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EDITORIAL: Preserve Democracy, Ensure U.S. Election Pushes Through Despite Trump’s Illness
United States President Donald Trump has tested positive for COVID-19, it emerged on October 2. He will stay in [&hell
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China is Destroying Tibet. Will the Free World Stand Up Against This Repression?
In November 2012, Tibet’s present spiritual leader, His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, presented a Tibetan shawl to Sh
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BTS Have an Army and Sing about Dynamite; Are They Used as a Weapon by South Korea?
Vehement nationalists in South Korea believe their country should have a new national anthem. This is not because [&
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Yoshihide Suga holds First Talks as Prime Minister with China’s Xi Jinping
The heads of state of Japan and China held their first talks via teleconference on Friday, September 25, just over [&hel
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BOOK REVIEW | ‘Hidden Hand: Exposing How the Chinese Communist Party Is Reshaping the World’ by Hamilton and Ohlberg
Suga’s China Challenge The new prime minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga, takes office at a time of extraordinary [&he
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[Speaking Out] The Time is Ripe for Upgrading the ‘Quad’ Dialogue
Concern has been raised that political diversions following Shinzo Abe’s resignation as prime minister in Japan and the
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Hong Kong’s Financial Center Turns Into A Key Battleground in U.S.-China Cold War
During his speech on July 23, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo remarked that the United States’ clash with [&hellip