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  • In July 2017, the UN General Assembly voted to adopt the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons
    Low-hanging fruit: revisiting South Asia’s nuke-free zone
    The Ban Treaty
  • BYE-BYE BABY: China’s birth rate has dropped following the official end of the one-child policy in 2015
    Growing pains
    China
  • (From left) Andrew Small, Dr Pervez Hoodbhoy, Duncan Bartlett (chair), Dr Sarah Ashraf
    Tightening up on the Belt and Road
    TDF seminar
  • THE PRINCE & THE PM: MBS (3rd from left) with Imran Khan (r) during the Saudi leader's Feb. visit
    Quid pro quo
    Saudi-Pakistan relations
  • From bad to worse
    Indo-Pakistan relations
  • Thousands attended January’s memorial event in Seoul for former Korean ‘comfort woman’ Kim Bok-dong
    Racked with the pain of history
    Japan & South Korea
  • AIR OF NEGLECT: Kathmandu International Airport
    China’s to win, India’s to lose
    Nepal
  • IMMORAL GAINS: Ting Ying, creator of the NDA-K, has accumulated great wealth dealing in, among other things, Crystal Meth production
    Narco-state number one?
    Myanmar
  • DEVASTATION: Aftermath of Feb.13 blast that killed 28 Iranian border troops near the Iran- Pakistan border
    New power equations
    Afghanistan
  • Varanasi at night , 20x16” “Evening Puja ceremony, Varanasi, a lot of drums, cymbals, fire and smoke”
    Reflections, insights and a return to India
    Indian culture
  • Chaman Lal Chaman, 15 May 1934 – 4 Feb. 2019
    The bloom has waned yet the fragrance lingers
    Obituary

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Editorial

Editorial

By Asian Affairs | March, 2019March, 2019

Letters

Letters

By Asian Affairs | March, 2019March, 2019

China's 'String of Pearls'

defence or dominance?

By Nicholas Nugent | February, 2019February, 2019

Brexit

DIVIDED NATION: Pro- and anti-Brexit protestors outside the Houses of Parliament on Jan. 15

Asia must learn from Brexit chaos

By Humphrey Hawksley | February, 2019February, 2019

Drawdown from Afghanistan

IMMINENT WITHDRAWAL? Around half of US troops are set to leave Afghanistan

Exit wounds

By Omar Lamran | February, 2019February, 2019

Af-Pak region

‘PRODUCTIVE TALKS’: US Special Representative on Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad

Foreign policy: a paradigm shift?

By Babar Ayaz | February, 2019February, 2019

Pakistan

OLD & NEW: Senior US State Department official Alice Wells (l) and Zalmay Khalilzad, the US Special Envoy for Afghan Reconciliation

Seizing the opportunity

By Rahimullah Yusufzai | February, 2019February, 2019

Rohingya crisis

REMOTE RELOCATION: Construction workers on the island of Bhashan Char, where some of the Rohingyas may be transferred

Nowhere to go

By Duncan Bartlett | February, 2019February, 2019

India

India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj (r) with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during his January visit to Delhi

Diplomatic balancing act

By G. Parthasarathy  | February, 2019February, 2019

Sri Lanka

MUCH TRAVELLED: Sirisena (l) with President Duterte during the Sri Lankan leader’s January trip to the Philippines

A people betrayed

By Neville de Silva | February, 2019February, 2019

Central Asia

ON TRACK: Kazakhstan’s railways are a symbol of its trade ambitions

The buckle on the Belt and Road

By Duncan Bartlett & Alice Jackson | February, 2019February, 2019

Book review

An Environmental History of India: From Earliest Times to the Twenty-First Century by Michael H. Fisher (Cambridge University Press, 2018, 301 pp, £21.99)

Hot spots and danger zones

By Trevor Grundy | February, 2019February, 2019
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END OF THE BABY BOOM China’s demographic decline

Feb2019

Rohingyas in Limbo

Jan2019
BANGLADESH South Asias high achiever

BANGLADESH South Asia’s high achiever

Dec2018
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NO CONSENSUS

Nov2018

CHALLENGING CHINA Taiwan teams with Trump

Oct2018
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US & CHINA New cold war heats up

Sep2018
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AFGHANISTAN A country in chaos

Aug2018
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Pakistan’s KingMakers

Jul2018
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Steps to Peace on the Peninsula

Jun2018
June 2018 Magazine Cover GAZAN CRISIS The currency of conflict

GAZAN CRISIS The currency of conflict

May2018

REVAMPING THE COMMONWEALTH

Apr2018
MONEY & MANPOWER CHINA'S RISING DEFENCE BUDGET

MONEY & MANPOWER CHINA’S RISING DEFENCE BUDGET

Mar2018
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POLITICAL POWER GAMES

Feb2018
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IRANIAN PROTESTS A new kind of anger?

Jan2018
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A Capital Offence?

Dec2017
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THE COMMONWEALTH India Steps Forward

Nov2017
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XI JINPING The world’s most powerful man?

Oct2017
Flying High Asia's budget airlines

Flying High Asia’s budget airlines

Sep2017
NORTH KOREA A peaceful way out?

NORTH KOREA A peaceful way out?

Aug2017

Partition a Bitter Legacy

Jul2017
AFGHANISTAN New threat from Islamic State july 2017

AFGHANISTAN New threat from Islamic State

Jun2017
BRITISH ELECTION Terror jolts thecampaign june 2017 cover

BRITISH ELECTION: Terror jolts the campaign

May2017

ASIA’S CYBER WARRIORS

Apr2017
India's state elections MESSAGE FOR MODI

India’s state elections MESSAGE FOR MODI

Mar2017

TWO CHINAS – ONE FUTURE?

Feb2017

TATA SAGA A new man at the helm

Jan2017
January2017 cover IN PERIL: ASIA’S HERITAGE

IN PERIL: ASIA’S HERITAGE

Dec2016
December 2016

WILL ASIA BE TRUMPED ?

Nov2016
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Kashmir Missed Chances For Peace

Oct2016
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Class Act Asia Seeks British Education

Sep2016
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TWENTY20 VISION: HOW INDIA TRANSFORMED CRICKET

Aug2016
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IRAQ: A BLOODY LEGACY

Jul2016
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AMERICA STANDS UP FOR MODI

Jun2016
WILL BRITISH VOTERS CLOSE ASIA’S GATEWAY TO EUROPE?

WILL BRITISH VOTERS CLOSE ASIA’S GATEWAY TO EUROPE?

May2016
May 2016 - Terror On Europe''S Doorstep:: Time To Respond With Reason, Not Rhetoric?

Terror on Europe’s Doorstep:: Time to respond with reason, not rhetoric?

Apr2016
April Magazine 2016

China and the united states testing each other’s limits

Mar2016

SYRIa: ConfliCt runs risk of spiralling out of Control

Feb2016

Sunni Versus Shia Ancient Rift Widens

Jan2016

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