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There are multiple groupings in the Southeast Asia region thatclaim an anti-terrorist goal, but the strategies used by the coalitions determine whether or not they meet the definition of ananti-terrorist coalition.

Hereitage's recommendations about the National Homeland Securityand Combating Terrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452.)

The U.S. Congress went too far in its efforts to punish Mahathir bypassing an amendment to cut off military aid to Malaysia

The Bush Administration's initiative to sell civilian nucleartechnology to India will have a lasting effect on the internationalnonproliferation regime. To deal with the growing impact of defacto nuclear-weapon states on U.S. security, policymakers shouldpursue a two-track policy for nuclear nonproliferation and developcriteria-based policies for emerging nuclear technologyrelationships with these states.

Indonesia needs aid, not hectoring, from NGOs.

Peace in Aceh could mean better Indonesian-U.S. relations.

A summary of The Heritage Foundation's research on port security.

Sri Lanka is about to make peace with the violent Tamil Tigers. TheU.S. should support the peaceful resolution of the civil war in SriLanka, continue providing military and economic assistance untilthe Tigers have signed the agreement, and remove the terroristlabel only when peace is secure.

If India is willing to lower its prohibitive tariff regime todemonstrate its commitment to trade liberalization, Washingtonshould initiate negotiations for further reductions under acomprehensive bilateral trade agreement.

Hereitage's recommendations about the National Homeland Securityand Combating Terrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452.)