Op-Eds | 2013
Analysis + OpinionAugust 29, 2013'Talk to my eyes, not to my chest'Priyanka BorpujariBoston GlobeIn January 2012, BBC reported that India has more than 70,000 newspapers and over 80 news channels. It is the biggest newspaper market in the world, with more than 100 million copies sold daily. Stalwarts from the Indian media, at a recent conference, agreed that people in South Asia generally had a strong faith in newspapers, which is why the industry continues to thrive. But what also thrives is violence against women journalists in the field, and their ongoing harassment within the journalism fraternity. |
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Analysis + OpinionAugust 29, 2013Syria’s red lineJeanne GuilleminBoston ReviewThe chemical weapons ban should have been made universal years ago. |
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Analysis + OpinionFebruary 12, 2013How do you solve a problem like North Korea?David CaseGlobalPostKim Jong Un detonated a nuclear weapon at North Korea's Pungyye-ri test site on Tuesday. The test appeared to be more successful than the two previous explosions.
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Analysis + OpinionJanuary 13, 2013What really drives civil wars?Thanassis CambanisBoston GlobeNot identity, says an MIT scholar, but a volatile jockeying for power. |
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Analysis + OpinionJanuary 6, 2013Outrage over the culture of rape in IndiaBy Priyanka Borpujari Boston GlobeThe recent gang rape and subsequent death of a 23-year-old woman in India's capital has made headlines around the world. |
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Analysis + OpinionJanuary 1, 2013Japan's shifting strategic discourseRichard J. SamuelsSigur Center for Asian StudiesAfter decades of accepting U.S. supremacy in Asia as the foundation of its foreign and security policies, finding the right distance between the U.S. and China is the most important strategic choice facing Japan today. “Getting it just right” with these two powers will require both military and economic readjustments. But it will not be easy. |