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Understanding Indonesia’s Recent Election

Democracy and development were on the ballot during Indonesia’s national elections earlier this month according to experts at a Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia event on what Prabowo Subianto’s victory now portends for the future of the country.

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Understanding Indonesia’s Recent Election
A man places a ballot in a metal ballot box

Feature

Understanding Indonesia’s Recent Election

Democracy and development were on the ballot during Indonesia’s national elections earlier this month according to experts at a Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia event on what Prabowo Subianto’s victory now portends for the future of the country.

Documenting unseen legacies of Vietnam War
A U.S. delegation handed over Kennedy School research on the Vietnam War to officials in Hanoi during President Biden’s recent visit.

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Documenting unseen legacies of Vietnam War

Biden helps deliver Kennedy School research documenting possible sites of Vietnamese soldiers’ remains during historic visit to Hanoi

New analysis from Harvard Kennedy School researchers details major sources of philanthropy in China

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New analysis from Harvard Kennedy School researchers details major sources of philanthropy in China

In China’s Most Generous: Examining Trends in Contemporary Chinese Philanthropy, Edward Cunningham and Yunxin Li collected data on more than 17,000 donations made in China in 2020 as part of a long-running examination of Chinese philanthropic donors and recipients.

Meat Boils in a Leather Pot: The Legacy of the 1973 Paris Peace Accords
Soliders are visible through barbed wire

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Meat Boils in a Leather Pot: The Legacy of the 1973 Paris Peace Accords

In a new essay, Hai Nguyen draws on oral histories to reflect on the 50th anniversary of the Paris Peace Accords. Nguyen reminds us of the question many are still asking a half-century later: When foreign powers withdrew from Vietnam, why did compatriots still fight to the death?