Human Security Centre Human Rights and International Security Research

India and Japan have much to gain from cooperation considering that both seek to emerge as leaders in the Asia-Pacific region.

Vietnam and China have long had a tumultuous relationship which, particularly in the current era, has witnessed considerable ebbs and flows.

For the foreseeable future, the nuclear non-proliferation community may be faced with mounting challenges from various Eurasian governments seeking to significantly alter geopolitical conditions.

Myanmar’s national election represented a milestone on its path to democracy, but there are likely to be many difficult days ahead.

Russia’s ambitious nuclear force modernization program seriously impugns the nuclear reductions momentum of the international regime.

The Xi Jinping Administration is facing significant hurdles in its bid to maintain consistent growth in the Chinese economy.

The emergence of the EEU as a counterweight to the EU, US, and China poses a direct challenge to the efforts of much of the international community since the fall of the Soviet Union.

The relativist argument that Hun Sen’s corruption is better than King Sihanouk’s ineptitude, Lon Nol’s civil war, and Pol Pot’s genocide is no longer acceptable for people born long after these other leaders’ times in power.