The National Bureau of Asian Research

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1989

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Jul 9, 2026	China’s ballistic missile launch was a message for the US	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By HUIZHONG WU BANGKOK (AP) — When China launched a ballistic missile into the South Pacific Ocean on Monday, it was a rare test of a nuclear-capable weapons system that drew international rebuke. ...
Mar 13, 2026	What to know about the falloff in China’s military flights around Taiwan	Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By KEN MORITSUGU and KANIS LEUNG BEIJING (AP) — Over the years, a regular Chinese campaign of sending warplanes flying toward Taiwan — the self-governing island it claims as its territory — has rai...
May 4, 2025	Underprepared for a new world order created by a 'jaw dropping' collapse of procreative power	SINGAPORE, May 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Policy makers around the world are not ready for a new demographic order of global depopulation and how it will recast societies, economies and power politics. With birth rates plummeting globally, cou...
Sep 6, 2024	The potential impact of China’s latest US$50 billion pledge to Africa	Listen to this article The potential impact of China's latest US$50 billion pledge to Africa 1 min New: You can now listen to articles. This audio is generated by an AI tool. China’s latest pledge of more than US$50 billion to Africa over t...
Jan 31, 2024	The Biden administration should not support a WTO petition to strip IP protections from Covid-19 treatments	The Biden administration may soon double down on one of its gravest mistakes. In 2022, it supported a petition before the World Trade Organization to gut intellectual property protections for Covid-19 vaccines. Now, with the WTO planning to...
Aug 10, 2023	Indonesia’s automotive industry is driving toward the future with electrification	On July 31 earlier this year, Bahlil Lahadalia, Indonesia’s minister of investment, said in a press conference that the Indonesian government is considering more comprehensive measures to accelerate the development of the country’s electric...
Jun 18, 2023	What will it take to bolster food security in one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable regions?	The thousands of islands that make up Oceania hold some of the world’s most unique and diverse ecosystems, both on land and in the ocean. But, the negative impacts of climate change are putting the region’s once abundant supply of food at r...
May 17, 2023	The Washington Declaration and the Deepening of China’s Security Anxieties	On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the ROK-US alliance, South Korea and the US further strengthened their relationship by agreeing to the Washington Declaration. To Beijing, the declaration adds another layer to what it sees as a th...
Apr 13, 2023	Climate technology for a more sustainable Southeast Asia	2022 was a year of record-breaking weather extremes. From scorching droughts throughout Europe and China to devastating floods in Australia and Pakistan, climate disasters wreaked havoc on countries worldwide. The economic cost of such clim...
Mar 29, 2023	Supply shortages threaten US infrastructure, military defense efforts	More On: shipping This company gave their staff five years of salary as a bonus The Jones Act hurts US shipping and consumers — kill it US retailers face shipping delays as carriers scrap voyages I ordered a cute pair of boots online — they...
Mar 16, 2023	Taiwan is feeling the pressure from Russian and Chinese autocracy	Taiwan is where Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s economic underperformance overlap and produce a dangerous resonance. The war may be far away from Taipei, but it brings material problems, like delays in deliveries of U.S. armaments, and ...
Jan 19, 2023	BASF, Eramet Finalize $2.6 Billion Partnership to Invest in EV Battery Nickel Processing Facility in Indonesia	John Lopez, Tech Times 19 January 2023, 03:01 am Reuters report that German chemical giant BASF and French mining company Eramet plan to invest $2.6 billion in an Indonesian facility to produce mixed hydroxide precipitate (MHP), a key compo...
Jun 30, 2022	Water Wars: 'We’ve Seen This Movie Before': U.S. Suspicious of Beijing’s Motives in Solomon Islands	U.S. Focus on the Indo-Pacific Drives Resurgence of UNCLOS Ratification Effort Earlier this year, a group of Democratic members of Congress introduced an amendment to the America COMPETES Act, a bill aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing and...
Nov 21, 2021	A ‘techlash’ with Chinese characteristics	Emily de La Bruyère Contributor Share on Twitter Emily de La Bruyere is a co-founder of Horizon Advisory, a geopolitical consultancy. Her work focuses on China’s technology standards strategy, digital ambitions, industrial policy, as well a...
Aug 20, 2021	What Startups Should Know About Customers Seeking Robotic Automation	CEO and Founder of RIOS, where he leads a team focused on solving the last mile automation in the factory with dexterous, AI-powered robots
Jul 7, 2021	The power vacuum in Afghanistan left by the US and the UK will draw Beijing’s watchful gaze	Foreign combat operations ended in Afghanistan years ago. For the past few years, barely 10,000 NATO forces have been helping enable a force of some 400,000 Afghans with the necessary equipment and capability to build the state.
May 5, 2021	Chinese Regulators Order Tech Companies to Standardize Financial Businesses	On April 29, Chinese regulators from the China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Securities Regulatory Commission, and State Administration of Foreign Exchange announced that they have ordered 13 of China’s biggest tech companies, includ...
Apr 1, 2021	It’s Time for a New Policy on Confucius Institutes	On March 5, the U.S. Senate voted to deny Department of Education funding to universities that host Confucius Institutes (CIs)—the controversial Chinese language and culture centers partially financed by the People’s Republic of China (PRC)...
Feb 22, 2021	Beyond the China Initiative	In late 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice launched the China Initiative. The initiative’s stated goals include identifying and expanding law enforcement’s capacity to investigate and prosecute cases involving the theft of trade secrets a...
Nov 10, 2020	A Way Forward for U.S. Policy on TikTok	The unfolding saga over TikTok and WeChat will have lasting impact far beyond the availability of dance videos and lip syncs. Reporters, tech watchers, First Amendment scholars and social media influencers alike are anxiously watching each ...
Aug 13, 2020	Should Xi Prefer Trump or Biden?	Last week, the intelligence community came out with a statement that "China prefers that President Trump – whom Beijing sees as unpredictable – does not win reelection.” It's hard to put much too much stock into this assessment. The Tr...
Jun 5, 2018	Helsinki in Asia: A Response to Philip Bobbitt	“Something of historic importance is happening in North Asia,” Phillip Bobbitt writes. “Our present enervation, the sense of inertia in U.S. policy, arises in part because we lack the imaginative ideas commensurate with the radical change i...
Dec 29, 2013	The Foreign Policy Essay: C. Christine Fair on "Lashkar-e-Taiba: Pakistan’s Domesticated Terrorists"	Lashkar-e-Tayiba (LeT), which operates under the name Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD), is both an important and misunderstood terrorist group. LeT grabbed world attention in 2008, when its operatives attacked hotels and other sites during a multi-day ...
	India is staring at an ‘oil shock’ as U.S. sanctions on Russian crude loom	The U.S. recently announced sanctions on Russian oil producers, along with vessels that have been shipping barrels of Russian crude. India will be hit the hardest by the sanctions, more so than China which has also been snapping up Moscow’s...
	UPSC CSE Key – January 7, 2022: What you need to read today	Important topics and their relevance in UPSC CSE exam for January 7, 2022. If you missed the January 6, 2022 UPSC CSE exam key from the Indian Express, read it here. FRONT PAGE Punjab, Centre order separate probes; FIR against protesters Sy...
	From Defending the Open Internet to Confronting the Reality of a Fragmented Cyberspace: Reflecting Upon Two CFR Reports on U.S. Goals in Cyberspace	Nine years ago, a Council on Foreign Relations-sponsored independent task force published a report on U.S. cyber policy entitled “Defending an Open, Global, Secure, and Resilient Internet.” Last month, CFR issued the report of a new task fo...
	GOP lawmakers urge DOJ to probe Chinese IP theft from U.S. small businesses	Republican lawmakers are urging Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate Chinese intellectual property theft from U.S. businesses. IP theft burdens small businesses the most, said Mike Gallagher, R-Wis., chair of the House Select Com...

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FAQ about The National Bureau of Asian Research

When was The National Bureau of Asian Research founded?

The National Bureau of Asian Research was founded in 1989.

What has the press written about The National Bureau of Asian Research?

Parsers VC has collected 28 articles mentioning The National Bureau of Asian Research, among them “China’s ballistic missile launch was a message for the US” (Jul 9, 2026) and “What to know about the falloff in China’s military flights around Taiwan” (Mar 13, 2026).

Is The National Bureau of Asian Research still active?

Yes, The National Bureau of Asian Research is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Aug 20, 2026.