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The crumbling of Japan’s status quo management
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Why Asia is arguing over its islands
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How to avoid maritime conflict in Asia
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Why China can't do Gangnam Style
"Fareed Zakaria GPS" this Sunday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET. The Gangnam Style phenomenon has been an astonishment to anyone involved in culture in Asia, The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos tells Fareed Zakaria...
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South Korea: A presidential election primer
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South Korea's election paradox
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Don’t hyperventilate about Japan turning right
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Koreas in 2013: Watch the generational politics
This is the latest in a series of entries looking at what we can expect in 2013. Guest analysts look at the key challenges facing a selected country – and what next year might hold in store. By...
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China-South Korea ties set to warm?
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What next with North Korea?
By Jason Miks After weeks of escalating rhetoric, tensions between North Korea and the United States appear to be easing. But what prompted Pyongyang’s recent provocative statements? How well did the...
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Abe's unhelpful historical interventions
By J. Berkshire Miller, Special to CNN Editor’s note: J. Berkshire Miller is a fellow on Japan at the Center for Strategic and International Studies Pacific Forum. The views expressed are his own....
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Iceland's president: Arctic crucial to America
By Jason Miks GPS digital producer Jason Miks recently sat down with Icelandic President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson to talk about his decision to launch the Arctic Circle, the new great game in the Arctic,...
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Zakaria: U.S. must spend more on education for poorer children
The latest results of a new global exam given to 15 year-olds showed American students to be average in science and reading and below average in math. There were little or no gains in the last decade,...
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Ball in Abe's court with Japan-South Korea ties
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