Opinion
TikTok and the Need for a Declaration of Digital Rights
The ongoing TikTok saga in the United States highlights the growing need for a ‘declaration of digital rights.’
Shifting Geopolitics Make US Leadership More Important than Ever
Emerging challenges in the new geopolitical context need more, not less, US leadership and trans-Atlantic cooperation.
Four Reforms to Save the Lebanese Economy
These four reforms could help overcome the dysfunction of recent years and put the Lebanese economy back on a path toward rejuvenation.
Land Rights in Cambodia and the Long Persecution of a Buddhist Monk
The personal experience of activist Luon Sovath reflects a rapidly shrinking space for political dissent in Cambodia.
Closer India-Vietnam Relations: Implications for Southeast Asia
Examining the geopolitical impact of a closer India-Vietnam alignment in Southeast Asia.
The Mulan Scandal and China’s Central Asia Problem
Controversy surrounding Disney’s ‘Mulan’ has once again brought China’s mass-incarceration of Xinjiang-based minority groups to light.
What’s Behind the Recent Arrests of Cambodian Activists?
Exploring the forces driving a recent crackdown against opposition figures in Cambodia.
KAVKAZ 2020: Host-Nation Clout and Diplomatic Intrigue
There is a famous political expression that goes: “Never let a good crisis go to waste.” Nowhere is this maxim more on display than with Russia’s recent military moves.
In Search of an Independent China Policy in Post-Duterte Philippines
A more holistic approach will be needed if the Philippines is to craft a China policy that’s actually fit for purpose.
Resolving the EU’s Rule of Law Conundrum?
The EU’s COVID-19 response fund may be historic, but will it be money well spent?