Myanmar's civil war has killed thousands — yet it feels like a forgotten crisis - NPR
A civil war in Myanmar has displaced millions, killed or maimed thousands more and left the country in poverty.
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In Memoriam: Jimmy Carter
The U.S. Institute of Peace mourns the loss of Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States. A renowned advocate for diplomacy, civil rights and global health, Carter negotiated the historic Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt and dedicated his post-presidency to promoting peace and protecting human rights. His distinctions and achievements will not be forgotten.
Russia detains suspect linked to murder of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov - KCBS
A suspect linked with the murders of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov and his assistant, has been arrested.
Analysts: Syrian rebels adopt approach similar to Taliban's to seek international recognition - VOA
While the international community is setting conditions for the new rulers in Syria, the leading rebel group has taken a conciliatory approach, similar to one the Taliban adopted in Afghanistan...
SAV Q&A Understanding Naval Competition in the Indian Ocean Region - South Asian Voices
To celebrate the release of Naval Competition in the Indian Ocean Region, a new online course from the Stimson Center South Asia program’s Strategic Learning initiative, the South Asian...
Group hails gov’t decision to prohibit POGOs - The Manila Standard
A THINK tank group lauds the government’s decision to ban Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs), internet gaming licensees, and other offshore gaming operators in the country.
Yoon’s downfall may roil Biden’s Indo-Pacific legacy - Politico
The impeachment of South Korean president YOON SUK YEOL could mean trouble for JOE BIDEN’s alliances in the Indo-Pacific — and therefore the effort to offset China’s growing economic...
Russia attacks Ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter approaches - Don Jensen
Russia launched a barrage of missiles this morning, targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
The booming business of human trafficking in Malaysia - Taiwan News
Experts say Southeast Asia’s online scamming and human trafficking industry is growing.
Al-Assad’s Fall Has Changed the Future of the Middle East - NYT
The collapse of the regime of Bashar al-Assad not only upends decades of Assad family rule in Syria, it also promises to realign power across the Middle East.