The upheaval inside the Muslim world since the beginning of the Arab Spring and now with the Islamic State in Syria, Iraq, the war in Yemen, and its consequence

TOKYO — “Albert Speer’s Grandson Addresses Joint Session Of Congress.” Can you imagine that headline? I can’t either, particularly if Speer’s grandson had

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Over at Bloomberg View, Josh Rogin explores the somewhat muddy topic of China’s participation in the world’s largest naval exercise, known as the Rim of the P

China has had 35 years of hypergrowth, but now it’s over. It’s going to have to settle for really, really good growth instead. But that’s still going to be h

Under the banner of a new special relationship, we are currently witnessing a second evolution of Japan–Australia strategic relations. Looking back, the relati

Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Russia this week to attend celebrations marking the 70 anniversary of Victory Day (the end of the World War II in th

Back in August of last year, TNI described why India’s economic prospects are brighter than those of China (“Beware, China: India’s Economy Could Have an Eve

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