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China Reform Monitor - No. 809
Bulletins - March 1, 2010
 

India, China struggle for influence in neighborhood; Russia-China trade drops precipitously in 2009

 
Russia Reform Monitor - No. 1660
Bulletins - February 24, 2010
 

U.S.-Russian arms pact inches forward;
New Russo-Japanese territorial tensions

 
China Reform Monitor - No. 807
Bulletins - February 17, 2010
 

China to strengthen social management for Asian Games; Taiwan President Ma drops in U.S. on South American tour

 
South Asia Security Monitor - No. 248
Bulletins - February 12, 2010
 

WAZIRISTAN WON, BUT NO MORE FOR NOW; INDIA TRIPLES ITS ORDER FOR RUSSIAN MIGS...; ... AND URGES DOMESTIC FIRMS TO ENTER ARMS MARKET; PAKISTAN GETS ITS DRONES

 
Eurasia Security Watch - No. 215
Bulletins - January 7, 2010
 

BATTLE AGAINST AQAP MAKES FOR ODD COUPLES; HAMAS RAISES STAKES AT EGYPTIAN BORDER...; AND RESUMES ATTACKS ON ISRAEL ON EVE OF MISSILE SHIELD...; AMID ACCUSATIONS OF DISLOYALTY; KAZAKH-CHINA PIPELINE ONLINE

 
South Asia Security Monitor - No. 245
Bulletins - December 23, 2009
 

India reaffirms nuclear deterrent; Pakistan-Iran spat over Jundullah; Nepal: crisis deepens, Maoists blame India

 
Eurasia Security Watch - No. 214
Bulletins - December 21, 2009
 

TURKEY LOOKS TO IRAN; ALL EYES ON NAGORNO-KARABAKH; SYRIA: A NEW SAFE HAVEN FOR AL-QAEDA?; ENERGY WARS IN CENTRAL ASIA

 
China Reform Monitor - No. 797
Bulletins - December 21, 2009
 

Russian arms sales to China grinding to a halt; China-WTO consider sending factories to Africa

 
South Asia Security Monitor - No. 244
Bulletins - December 12, 2009
 

LeT alive and kicking; India and Russia come to terms on aircraft carrier; Nepal inching toward crisis; Quadrilateral security for Asia... sort of

 

 
Eurasia Security Watch - No. 213
Bulletins - December 3, 2009
 

Riyadh and Tehran take sides in Yemen civil war; Hezbollah has a new military strategy...; ...and a new political one