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The Hermit Kingdom: an unchanging, irrational Stalinist dictatorship? Not so much.(REALITY CHECK)(North Korea)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Forget the hairdos and the funny suits. Kim Jong Il is no madman. We don't have access to his shrink, of course,...
Foreign Policy, 11/01/09 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication -
How To Catch a Tiger In Sri Lanka
For years, most experts have argued that insurgencies arenât won on the battlefield but on the political front. Now events in Sri Lanka have...
Newsweek, 06/01/09 by Christian Caryl · More from publication -
Lessons From the Tiger Defeat
Can insurgencies be crushed by purely military means? Many counterinsurgency -theorists doubt it, arguing that guerrilla wars are won and lost...
Newsweek, 06/01/09 by Christian Caryl · More from publication -
Don’t Pass the Torch to China
Today more than ever, Beijing seems unstoppable. While the United States is trying to fight a massive economic contraction and to restore its...
Newsweek, 05/25/09 by Christian Caryl · More from publication -
Why Bow to China?
Many world leaders seem ready to cede Asian supremacy to Beijing â but China may not be ready for the role. A growing chorus of pundits in...
Newsweek, 05/25/09 by Christian Caryl · More from publication -
A Touch of Heat in the Cold.(International Edition; WINTER TRAVEL)(Japan's thermal baths)
Byline: Christian Caryl; With Akiko Kashiwagi Tourists soak their sorrows away in Japan's thermal baths. Japan boasts some of the best...
Newsweek International, 11/10/08 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication -
The Unlikely Safe Havens.(International Edition; CURRENCY FLIGHT)(Currency markets)(Brief article)
Byline: Christian Caryl Japanese stock markets have tanked this year. America is in the midst of its greatest financial crisis since the...
Newsweek International, 11/10/08 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication -
Fearing the Obama Effect.(International Edition)
Byline: Christian Caryl and Akiko Kashiwagi Japan blocks most online campaigning--but insurgents are starting to push the rules. In the...
Newsweek International, 11/03/08 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication -
War And Remembrance.(International Edition; BOOKS)(The Forever War)(Book review)
Byline: Christian Caryl In a new memoir, a New York Times correspondent pulls back the curtain on an often hidden war. Americans are tired...
Newsweek International, 10/27/08 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication -
Small-Bore Diplomacy.(International Edition; JAPAN)(Brief article)
Byline: Christian Caryl Most nations are applauding George W. Bush's late-term embrace of talking to U.S. enemies, with the notable exception...
Newsweek International, 10/27/08 by Caryl, Christian · More from publication
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