May 26, 2010

The Not-so Strategic Dialogue

By: Project 2049 Institute | The US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) that wrapped up in Beijing yesterday should lead to the coining of a new […]
May 19, 2010

China’s copper industry is not copping out

By: Project 2049 Institute | China has long viewed copper as a strategic resource. It is the demand for the metal in key industries, rather than […]
May 14, 2010

Taiwan Facing Up to the Airbase Survival Challenge

By: Project 2049 Institute | China deploys over a thousand short range ballistic missiles as well as almost 500 fighter and bomber aircraft opposite Taiwan. In the event […]
May 11, 2010

Malaysia Still Unclear About Nuclear

By: Project 2049 Institute | Last month, Malaysia passed a national export law aimed at curbing nuclear trafficking. The Strategic Trade Bill imposes prison terms of at least […]
May 7, 2010

Solar power’s future looking up in China

By: Project 2049 Institute | Energy security and the urban-rural development gap are important problems for China to tackle. While more and more people are joining […]
April 28, 2010

Undersea Cables: Taiwan’s Achilles Heel?

By: Project 2049 Institute | While a great deal of attention has been paid to hacking attempts against the computer networks of governments and large corporations, […]
April 23, 2010

Polical Aftershocks from Yushu Earthquake?

By: Project 2049 Institute | The death toll from last week’s massive earthquake in the Tibetan area of Yushu (Tibetan: Jyeku), in China’s Qinghai province, has […]
April 16, 2010

After the Coup: Kyrgyzstan’s Relations with China

By: Project 2049 Institute | The latest revolt in the former Soviet Union occurred just across China’s western border, raising concerns about Kyrgyzstan’s relations with the […]
April 15, 2010

The Mekong’s Murky Future

By: Project 2049 Institute | Last week, representatives from the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB) – Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and host country Thailand – gathered for the first Mekong […]
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