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Adil Najam, The Hill: Be worried, very worried, about what just happened in India and Pakistan

It has been a tense time for nuke-watchers in Asia. Just as the phantom hopes of a denuclearization agreement on the Korean Peninsula were being dashed in Vietnam, a very real escalation was taking place in South Asia between nuclear rivals — and neighbors — India and Pakistan.

After getting as close to a real nuclear conflagration as we probably have since the Cuban missile crisis, the good news is that tensions in South Asia now seem to be in de-escalation mode. This, of course, is a good thing. But this conflict most certainly will leave the world less safe than it was before. If the Doomsday Clock has not been reset yet, it should.

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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 7, 2019

India and Pakistan on the Brink: A Nuclear Nightmare in Southeast Asia -- Geoff Wilson and Will Saetren, National Interest

What the India-Pakistan Crisis Taught China -- Sumit Ganguly and Rajan Menon, National Interest

Kim Jong Un’s Getting Ready to Test Missiles and Trump -- Ankit Panda, Daily Beast

Has China’s confidence disappeared? -- Doan Xuan Loc, Asia Times

The US-China Tech War Is Being Fought in Central Europe -- Philip Heijmans, Defense One/The Atlantic

Cold war chill settles over Antarctica -- Alan Boyd, Asia Times

Where is the money for Iraq reconstruction going? -- Natasha Ghoneim, Al Jazeera

The making of a nuclear MBS -- Hamid Dabashi, Al Jazeera

Brexit: If not 29 March, then when? -- Gavin Stamp Political reporter, BBC News

Did Germany ignore thousands of leads on possible war crimes? -- Lewis Sanders IV and Rob Mudge, DW

Michaël Chiolo attack leaves France facing new questions -- Hugh Schofield, BBC News

Explainer: Why Canada's Trudeau is under fire over SNC-Lavalin case -- Reuters

Why Justin Trudeau Is in Trouble -- The Economist

Justin Trudeau Tries to Save Face -- Alexander Panetta & Lauren Gardner, Politico

If Mark Cuban can run for president, who else? -- Tim Dahlberg, AP

Can Zuckerberg really make a privacy-friendly Facebook? -- Michael Liedtke, AP

Adil Najam, The Hill: Be worried, very worried, about what just happened in India and Pakistan

It has been a tense time for nuke-watchers in Asia. Just as the phantom hopes of a denuclearization agreement on the Korean Peninsula were being dashed in Vietnam, a very real escalation was taking place in South Asia between nuclear rivals — and neighbors — India and Pakistan.

After getting as close to a real nuclear conflagration as we probably have since the Cuban missile crisis, the good news is that tensions in South Asia now seem to be in de-escalation mode. This, of course, is a good thing. But this conflict most certainly will leave the world less safe than it was before. If the Doomsday Clock has not been reset yet, it should.

Read more ....

Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 7, 2019

India and Pakistan on the Brink: A Nuclear Nightmare in Southeast Asia -- Geoff Wilson and Will Saetren, National Interest

What the India-Pakistan Crisis Taught China -- Sumit Ganguly and Rajan Menon, National Interest

Kim Jong Un’s Getting Ready to Test Missiles and Trump -- Ankit Panda, Daily Beast

Has China’s confidence disappeared? -- Doan Xuan Loc, Asia Times

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href="https://www.defenseone.com/ideas/2019/03/us-china-tech-war-being-fought-central-europe/155343/">The US-China Tech War Is Being Fought in Central Europe -- Philip Heijmans, Defense One/The Atlantic

Cold war chill settles over Antarctica -- Alan Boyd, Asia Times

Where is the money for Iraq reconstruction going? -- Natasha Ghoneim, Al Jazeera

The making of a nuclear MBS -- Hamid Dabashi, Al Jazeera

Brexit: If not 29 March, then when? -- Gavin Stamp Political reporter, BBC News

Did Germany ignore thousands of leads on possible war crimes? -- Lewis Sanders IV and Rob Mudge, DW

Michaël Chiolo attack leaves France facing new questions -- Hugh Schofield, BBC News

Explainer: Why Canada's Trudeau is under fire over SNC-Lavalin case -- Reuters

Why Justin Trudeau Is in Trouble -- The Economist

Justin Trudeau Tries to Save Face -- Alexander Panetta & Lauren Gardner, Politico

If Mark Cuban can run for president, who else? -- Tim Dahlberg, AP

Can Zuckerberg really make a privacy-friendly Facebook? -- Michael Liedtke, AP

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