Analysis

 For the Maldives, the Benefits of Chinese-Indian Competition  Read more: For the Maldives, the Benefits of Chinese-Indian Competition

The island nation will turn away from India no matter who wins the Maldivian presidency.

Russia's Energy Ambitions in China

Moscow is looking for new natural gas customers, and Beijing's need for the resource is growing.

Japan and China's Escalating Island Dispute

Tokyo could be about to up the stakes with China over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands.

In Norway, the Emergence of the Right Continues

Right-wing parties in the Nordic countries are gaining popularity.

India's Rice Market

The second installment of this two-part series explores New Delhi's latest attempt to alleviate hunger among the poor, which could have ripple effects in the regional grain market.

Party leaders hope to reassert control in this valuable industry as they allay public concern over government malfeasance.

 Japan's Nuclear Troubles Could Derail its Economic Plans

All the country's nuclear facilities will soon be offline, and expensive energy imports could jeopardize Japan's economic revitalization strategy.

A new grain subsidy scheme meant to benefit India's poor highlights New Delhi's demographic and economic challenges.

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