After Tokayev succeeded Nursultan Nazarbayev, who ruled Kazakhstan as a vastly powerful authoritarian leader from 1991 to ...

The strongest Philippine answer to the emerging Chinese narrative may lie not in modern geopolitics but in the historical ...

Taiwan’s privately owned airlines are still reluctant. EVA Air recently said it will continue to consider options for its ...

Canada was supposed to be safe. America’s closest neighbor, a NATO member, a G7 democracy and a critical security partner, ...

South Asia’s new governments have discovered that overthrowing an old political order is easier than escaping the economic constraints that helped destroy it in the first place. In less than two years ...

Foreign investment is driving blistering economic growth in Uzbekistan, which won’t be dictated to by China or the US ...

Russia and China have recently intensified their respective Arctic convoy sailings along the Northern Sea Route (NSR). Russia has put to sea its largest-ever shadow tanker convoy, with 20 vessels ...

The Philippines is taking another legal and diplomatic step to assert its maritime rights in the West Philippine Sea, asking a United Nations commission to consider the 2016 South China Sea arbitral ...

Aug. 5 marked the seventh anniversary of the demotion of Jammu and Kashmir from a state to two federally governed Union Territories (UTs). Seven years on, India’s decision to unilaterally withdraw ...

For more than a decade, Yemen has been viewed through the prism of regional rivalry. News coverage has revolved around the Houthis, Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United States and, more recently, the ...

The war against Iran has been going on for more than five months, running up against the adage that history teaches: wars are easier to start than to end. Tactical victories can become strategic ...

Humanity has entered the Anthropocene, an era in which human activity shapes Earth’s climate, ecosystems, rivers, and natural processes at planetary scale. Yet many institutions guiding development ...