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Red Ren, Huawei, Secret Code
Writing in New Europe, Greg Austin discusses the current situation of telecom provider, Huawei of China, and the challenges of supply chain integrity in an international market.
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The Pentagon and China
Jacqueline McLaren Miller and Piin-Fen Kok examine the Pentagon’s latest report on China’s growing military power—and what it says about U.S.-China relations.
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Disasters and the Aviation Factor
Writing for The News, EWI board member Ikram Sehgal discusses the importance of disaster relief in light of the floods in Pakistan, and more specifically, the significance of aviation and air power.
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Rising Dragon, but Whither the Tiger?
Writing for livemint.com, W. Pal Sidhu analyzes China’s economic and military growth in relation to the U.S. and India, arguing that the challenge will be to maintain economic growth while increasing military strength.
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Quicken the Pace of Ties with Japan
Major positive changes have taken place in the quality and content of India-Japan relations in recent years, argues Kanwal Sibal, a former foreign secretary of India and a member of EWI’s Board of Directors.
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Cameron-Walesa v. Merkel-Sarkozy: High Stakes
Writing in New Europe, Greg Austin discusses the current controversy of Turkey's membership in the EU, and what that will mean for the rest of Europe.
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Diplomacy is Essential for the South China Sea
EWI’s China Program Associate Piin-Fen Kok calls for “cool-headed” U.S.-China diplomacy and stepped-up maritime diplomacy efforts among key regional players to defuse escalating tensions over the South China Sea.
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Strike the Right Balance on Nepal
Writing for India’s Mail Today, Kanwal Sibal, a former foreign secretary of India and a member of EWI’s Board of Directors, discusses the political and geographical challenges of the power balance between Nepal, India and China.
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Interview with Najla Al Awadhi
Najla Al Awadhi of EWI's Parliamentarian's Network for Conflict Prevention and Human Security discusses her role as a female Parliamentarian in the UAE.
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Climate Change is our Number One Security Challenge
Saver Hossain Chowdhury of EWI's Parliamentarian's Network for Conflict Prevention and Human Security discusses the significant effects of climate change and climate security in Bangladesh.