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      North Korea Sanctions: Will China Get Tougher? 

      Cheng, Xiaohe (2016)
      China appears to have taken tougher measures against North Korea in response to its fourth nuclear test. It may be prepared to be harsher if Pyongyang continues with its provocations.
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      The Orlando Massacre: Tackling Islamophobia in America 

      Haleem, Irm (2016)
      The mass murder of 50 people in an Orlando gay nightclub by an Afghan-American in the name of ISIS raises questions about terrorism as a consequence of intolerance. Ostracising Muslims as a suspicious collective dehumanises ...
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      After South China Sea Ruling – Good Fences or Good Neighbours: Implications for Maritime Boundaries 

      Bateman, Sam (2016)
      The 12 July 2016 arbitral tribunal ruling in The Hague has specified that there are no islands in the Spratly group capable of generating a full set of maritime zones. This has theoretically helped agreement on maritime ...
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      Incident Prevention and Mitigation In The Asia Pacific Littorals: Framing, Expanding, and Adding to Cues 

      Ong-Webb, Graham; Koh, Collin; Miranda, Bernard (2017)
      This paper explores the possibility of South China Sea claimants and regional countries playing an active role in developing measures to prevent untoward incidents involving government (including naval and maritime law ...
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      Philippines’ Next President: Implications for ASEAN 

      Caballero-Anthony, Mely (2016)
      As Filipinos elect their new president in one of most hotly contested elections in 30 years, the prospects of a maverick becoming their leader raises questions about the return of strong-man rule and its implications for ...
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      India and Japan: Emerging Indo-Pacific Security Partnership 

      Jaishankar, Dhruva (2016)
      India and Japan, motivated primarily by shared concerns about China, have been developing a closer defence partnership defined by regular maritime exercises and high-level political consultations. The upward trajectory in ...
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      India’s Act East Policy: Embedding the Andamans 

      Mukherjee, Anit (2016)
      India should rejuvenate its ‘Act East policy’ by exploiting the strategic location of the Andaman Islands and the waters around it.
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      Mullah Akhtar Mansoor’s Death: Implications of Taliban Chief’s Killing 

      Basit, Abdul (2016)
      The elimination of Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor in a US drone attack is a major setback for the insurgent movement but is unlikely to change the overall nature of the conflict in Afghanistan. Mansoor’s killing will ...
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      North Korea’s Musudan Missile: An Evolving Threat 

      Nah, Liang Tuang (2016)
      North Korea’s recent failures to launch intermediate range missiles should not be derided prematurely. Pyongyang has the time and political will to refine its Musudan missile into a viable threat.
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      President Duterte: A Different Philippine Leader 

      Desker, Barry (2016)
      The Philippines’ new president Rodrigo Duterte will act differently from his predecessors. There is a need for a more layered understanding of the man and his policies.
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