Walter Lohman is director of the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation.
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Yesterday, the same day news leaked that the Obama administration intends to abandon references to Islamist ideology in its review of U.S. national security strategy,… Read More
After hearing ad nausea from the Administration that America is back in Asia after a presumed absence under eight years of the Bush Administration, now… Read More
The Department of Defense today notified Congress on the sale of $6.4 billion in arms to Taiwan, including patriot missiles, black hawk helicopters and assistance… Read More
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The damage is done. The Empire State Building was lit read and yellow last night to celebrate the 60th anniversary China’s communist revolution. It is… Read More
In today’s New York Times, Senator Webb makes his case for a new American policy on Burma. For someone so closely identified with opposition to… Read More
In exchange for the release of John Yettaw, the American who provided Burma’s ruling junta an excuse to extend the house arrest of democracy icon… Read More
U.S. Senator James Webb (D-VA) is in Burma today. News reports indicate that he will be meeting with junta leader Than Shwe in what is… Read More
