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Chinese in Ladakh: Is India ready to prevent another 1962?
May 02, 2013

and growth over the past decade has little significance and in no way threatens China.In an analysis carried out by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace #HowThisWorks # India # China # Indian Army # 1962 India-China War # Daulat Beg Oldi
North Korea tests Obama's 'strategic patience'
by FP Staff
Apr 10, 2013

.But there are risks. "Such a stance puts the peninsula on an unpredictable hair trigger," wrote James Schoff, an Asia expert at the Carnegie Endowment #United States # America # Japan # NewsTracker # South Korea # North Korea # President # Pyongyang # democratic # north # jong-un # south-korean
US shale gas export to India to could be game changer, say experts
Mar 15, 2013

the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.Sanjay Puri, founder and CEO, Alliance for US India Business also pushed for the same."Currently, India #India # US # ExpertView # South Asia # Shale gas # import
What other states can learn from Gujarat: Economic freedom
by Venky Vembu
Mar 12, 2013

, writes Milan Vaishnav, an associate in the South Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in Caravan magazine.Given the incentive #
What exactly are N Korea's scientists planning to explode?
Feb 01, 2013

warheads, James Acton, a physicist at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said in an email.It's not clear whether North Korea has made bomb #NewsTracker # North Korea # Uranium # Pyongyang # North Korea nuclear capability # plutonium
Monitoring agency "confident" it will detect North Korea atomic test
by FP Staff
Jan 31, 2013

evidence, you detected radioactivity which clearly came from North Korea."Nuclear expert James Acton at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace #facebook # United States # India # Business # Technology # Arabic # NewsTracker # United Kingdom # Entertainment # opinion
India, China growth will shake global order: US think tank
Jan 11, 2013

-with profound implications for themselves, the US, and the world," says a new publication of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace."And whether #United States # India # China # WhoSaidWhat
Why India is churning the South China Sea
by Venky Vembu
Dec 05, 2012

the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan, which is the title of his new book, published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace). In the Hindu epic #Ch-India # Indian Navy # South China Sea # Indo-Pacific region
Obama faces Latin America revolt over drugs, trade
by FP Staff
Nov 10, 2012

substantial shifts in the next few years."The taboo is broken," said Moises Naim, a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace #United States # NewsTracker # Mexico
Obama victory opens negotiating window with Iran
by FP Staff
Nov 08, 2012

at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.His administration now has a window to pursue talks with Iran, though campaigning for next year #United States # Obama # markets

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