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Mon Aug 3
Pentagon funded a $533 million artillery plant that made nothing
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North Korea doubles down on its alliance with Russia, for now
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Goodbye, Comrade Zhu Rongji
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China’s new stealth corvette tests the future of naval warfare
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Myanmar’s junta wants to cancel the diplomatic test it can’t pass
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Why the Trump administration will have to accept a Hormuz toll
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Detroit knows China’s eating its EV lunch but can’t change course
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Trump fires on multiple fronts to break China’s minerals monopoly
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Why China’s war on deflation is faltering in real time
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Trump-class battleship designed for a bygone era of warfare
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Do main battle tanks have a warfare future?
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Clock ticking down on Cambodia’s growth momentum
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Talking to the dead: the high price of engaging Myanmar’s junta
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Watch Malaysia for a preview of Asia’s coming AI power crunch
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Japan has another go at electric vehicles
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New allied trio militarily moves on from faltering US and Trump
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History shows why the Makkah Agreement could fail
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Why Japan is stalling on Trump’s Gaza rebuild offer
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Experts deliver brutal obituaries for Trump’s failed Iran war
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Can Vietnam economy harness diaspora in Australia, New Zealand?
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How to reverse rising inequality in Asia’s cities
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Patriot interceptors ‘on the way’ to Ukraine: another Trump con
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India-China thaw is a supply-chain truce, not a strategic reset
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Beyond productivity: rethinking how we invest in AI
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No need to overread the Middle East’s marriages of convenience
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US weighs tactical nukes as China, Russia raise escalatory stakes
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Makkah pact more strategic hedge than mutual defense revolution
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Unpacking the Saudi Arabia-Pakistan-Turkey defense pact
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The political black hole over the Strait of Hormuz
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California may win chip race while losing productivity one
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Nuclear age began 81 years ago with lies, could end the same way
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Out of bullets, US will have to adjust and change security policy
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Japan’s non-nuclear consensus starts to fray
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SoftBank’s ‘crazy guy’ canary-in-coalmine role in AI
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Kyrgyzstan’s Dordoi Bazaar, a world made from shipping containers
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China’s bamboo growth model vs. India’s eucalyptus growth model
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AI age demands a new political system
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Hasina baits and jabs Dhaka from the safety of New Delhi
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US polysilicon tariffs to move solar makers to domestic materials
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Japan’s missile leap marks shift from defense to counterstrike
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Railway can transform Persian Gulf politics and global security
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US microreactor startup Valar Atomics raises $1B
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Untangling AI’s loop diagrams: the megaphone as market indicator
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South Asia slides into new kind of arms race unrestrained by rules
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Bangladesh’s economy stable on the surface, fragile underneath
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Will AI abolish India’s caste system or encode it?
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China’s 25-year tax reach will cost it more than it collects
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The Iran off-ramp Trump keeps driving past
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China is claiming the right to punish its critics anywhere on Earth
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Brace for higher US interest rates from the Fed
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