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The Washington Post: Welcome to China’s new interventionist foreign policy
The Washington Post: Trump's travel ban expansion is an unexpected win—for China
Foreign Policy: China is OK with interfering in Guinea’s internal affairs
Foreign Policy: China is repeating U.S. mistakes with its own global arrogance
Foreign Policy: Beijing's propaganda is finding few takers
Foreign Policy: Biden can engage Southeast Asia without compromising U.S. values
Foreign Policy: Myanmar’s military must be shown it can’t win
Foreign Policy: Hun Sen is rewriting Cambodian history under Xi Jinping's tutelage
Foreign Policy: In Cambodia, 'rule of law' means Hun Sen rules
POLITICO Europe: China flexes its trade muscles
NPR: After Myanmar coup, U.S. must nudge military to share power with Suu Kyi
CNN Opinion: By limiting student visas, the U.S. is losing more than students
The Boston Globe: American hypocrisy comes back to bite us
The Boston Globe: COVID reveals the weakness of China's authoritarianism
Barron's: China's leaders could stem the economic slide. But a desire for control is getting in the way.
Barron's: An opportunity to nudge Asia off reliance on China
Barron's: The U.S. could lose the global chip race without more workers
The Boston Globe: China's leader makes it all about him, and that's dangerous
The Boston Globe: Stand up for Taiwan
NPR: After Myanmar coup, U.S. must nudge military to share power with Suu Kyi
CNN: By limiting student visas, the U.S. is losing more than students
Nikkei Asia: Chinese aggression pushes Vietnam ever closer to Washington
Foreign Reportage
The New York Times: Trump administration quietly backs off on deporting Vietnamese immigrants
The New York Times: Dozens more Cambodian immigrants to be deported from U.S., officials say
The New York Times: Deported and 9,000 miles apart, but 'you stay with the person you love'
The Atlantic: Trump moves to deport Vietnam War refugees
The Atlantic: Democrats challenge Trump over Vietnam deportations
The Atlantic: Cambodian deportees return to a 'home' they've never known
The Atlantic: Agent Orange's continued legacy in Cambodia and Laos
Los Angeles Times: Vietnam War left a painful legacy for indigenous minority that fought alongside U.S.
Los Angeles Times: He was deported at 19. Now a 30-year-old Cambodian is back home in California
Foreign Policy: Hun Sen's man in Washington (state)
BBC News: From Our Own Correspondent (on Cambodia)
The Spectator: Will Oman ever get over its empire?
The Spectator: Among Dubai’s weary migrant workers
Haaretz: The crumbling structures of Romania's Jewish past
Haaretz: Israel retains warm ties with Myanmar despite human rights issues
Jewish Telegraphic Agency: In repressive Myanmar, a tiny Jewish community hangs on to the past
Los Angeles Review of Books: Tough fighters hanging on in Vietnam
Southeast Asia Globe: 'Astonishing failure' or 'justice for millions'?
South China Morning Post: Khmer Rouge leaders convicted of genocide
The American Prospect: A free press in Europe?
These Football Times: A trip into world of Andorran football
Los Angeles Review of Books: O Jerusalem, If I Should Forget You
Policy reports, journal articles, and book reviews
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): Playacting Democracy in Cambodia
CSIS: Hun Sen, Marcos, and the Anatomy of an American Smile
CSIS: Report: Clarifying the U.S. Approach to Cambodia
CSIS: History, Hun Sen, and Ukraine
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR): The Long Game: A Review
CFR: How China is Winning the Battle for Digital Sovereignty: A Review
CFR: New Asian Disorder: A Review
CFR: How China Loses: A Review
Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs: The Myanmar coup as an ASEAN inflection point
Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs: Book review: "Maxwell Taylor’s Cold War"
East-West Center: Hun Sen's mistake? The domestic political ramifications of his Chinese shelter
LSE Review of Books: Book review: "Tomorrow, the World"
Cultural Criticism
The New York Times: 'BoJack Horseman' ended with a necessary reckoning
The New York Times: 'Big Mouth' is the queer childhood I wish I had
Jewish Telegraphic Agency: Anthony Bourdain used food to bridge divides
American Purpose: Bourdain: man of passions, talent—and heartache
Image: Montagnard wedding preparations, Kontum, Vietnam (Charles Dunst)