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Moscow Hostage Crisis Repercussions Felt Across Caucasus and Central Asia
Local terrorism by Chechen Islamic radicals has not only increased individual national security concerns in Central Asia and the Caucuses but also threatens to reignite smoldering regional conflicts.
October 31, 2002
Resurgent Taliban Threatens Afghan Stability, US Says
Peace and security still a long way off
Steven R. Weisman
November 19, 2003
Asean-China FTA must get priority, says Singapore Prime Minister
Nothing should hinder larger interests of the region and China
Loh Hui Yin
November 21, 2003
Is Mexico the New China?
Gyrating fuel prices and labor cost slow outsourcing to Asia
Rafael Rivero, Sara Miller Llana
September 17, 2008
Pakistan’s Dangerous Double Game
Taliban manages to split US-Pakistani alliance
Ron Moreau
September 16, 2008
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