July 20, 2010
Indonesia has received much credit for significant inroads in eradicating terrorism after the 2002 Bali bombings that left 202 people dead. Since then, Jakarta’s elite counter-terrorism police unit, […]
July 12, 2010
As Spain clinched its first soccer World Cup victory, China’s green power also emerged as a winner on the field in South Africa. For 8 minutes […]
July 10, 2010
By: Prashanth Parameswaran | The Mekong River faces challenges from hydropower, demographic and development pressures to climate change that threaten to alter the river. These trends […]
July 9, 2010
By: Randall Schriver | THE WASHINGTON TIMES | With the signing of the Economic Cooperative Framework Agreement (ECFA), we have further evidence that rapprochement between Taiwan and China continues. Though […]
June 28, 2010
In satisfying the thirst for a basic commodity – water – China is making trade-offs between its short term and long term supplies. Already, its capital […]
June 22, 2010
The latest report from the Project 2049 Institute, is now available on our website. Authored by Mark Stokes and Ian Easton the monograph addresses trends in China’s […]
June 14, 2010
The Arctic Northern Sea Route (NSR) looks set for another summer of experimental navigation as ice cover temporarily recedes in this shipping frontier. Russia’s largest government owned shipping […]
June 8, 2010
By: Project 2049 Institute | In late April, China confirmed that it would supply Pakistan with two new civilian nuclear reactors. The deal violates China’s obligations under […]
June 2, 2010
By: Project 2049 Institute | As thousands of Japanese lined up to buy Japan’s first mass-market electric vehicle, Mitsubishi’s iMev, the electric vehicles market is looking […]