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title: The Diplomat

description: The Diplomat is the premier current affairs magazine covering the Asia-Pacific, with a network of correspondents and bloggers bringing you politics, defence and culture news from across the region.

keywords: afghanistan, russia, taliban, united states, us military, central asia, security, china, chinese military, indian air force, indian army, indian military, pakistan, south asia, japan, south china sea, us navy, vietnam, east asia, ayatollah khamenei, iran, iran's nuclear programme, israel, washington, uncategorized, hamid karzai, nato, saudi arabia, politics, india

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H1

Why Russia Fears US Afghan Plan

India’s Armed Forces to the Rescue

Abusing History?

Punching Holes in the Iran Plot

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How Asia Saw September 11, 2001

Big Tent Key to Saving Afghanistan

Was Khamenei Reckless – Or Set Up?

Clinton’s Sweet & Sour China Soup

Did Iran Really Plan a US Hit Job?

Laos’ Murky War on Drugs

My Chinese Election

Dangerous Imbalance On Taiwan

Burma’s Nuclear Olive Branch

Modus Vivendis, Then and Now

SNS Democracy in Korea

ASEAN in the Asian Century

Why India Courts Burma

The China Big Picture

How Vietnam Sees China

Timor-Leste’s Tasi Mane Project

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How Asia Saw September 11, 2001

Big Tent Key to Saving Afghanistan

Was Khamenei Reckless – Or Set Up?

Clinton’s Sweet & Sour China Soup

Did Iran Really Plan a US Hit Job?

Laos’ Murky War on Drugs

My Chinese Election

Dangerous Imbalance On Taiwan

Burma’s Nuclear Olive Branch

Modus Vivendis, Then and Now

SNS Democracy in Korea

ASEAN in the Asian Century

Why India Courts Burma

The China Big Picture

How Vietnam Sees China

Timor-Leste’s Tasi Mane Project

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1.South China Sea Is No Black Sea

2.The Danger for US-China Ties

3.How to Worry Kim Jong-il

4.South Asia’s Nuclear Arms Racing

5.Is Iran Ready to Compromise?

2.Will China Be Rome or Greece?

3.Decoding China’s Aircraft Carrier

4.China’s Two-Pronged Maritime Rise

5.Are China and US Destined to Clash?

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