In July, the junta passed a law aiming to prevent the “obstruction” of the election that is due to begin on December 28.

Despite an apparent lull yesterday evening, fighting continues to rage at various points along the two nations’ 817-kilometer ...

Aside from Singapore, which has executed 17 people so far this year, Southeast Asia is retreating from the death penalty.

While the timing of the Australian attackers’ trip to the Philippines warrants scrutiny, the Islamic State’s presence in the ...

Given Thailand and Cambodia’s close ties with China, it is necessary to assess how Beijing views the conflict and how its ...

Pakistan has stabilized under the latest IMF program. But can it break the crisis-bailout cycle once and for all?

In Northeast India’s Tripura, the BJP brought Manik Saha, a newcomer, to prominence, first as the party’s state unit ...

ASEAN conflict and cohesion, the geoeconomic squeeze, and climate resilience. Can the bloc survive the increased pressure?

Setting aside the conspiracy theories, the controversy exposes flaws in the legislature’s mechanisms for consulting and ...

Thirty-nine years after the protests that helped pave the way for Kazakhstan’s independence, the way the day is commemorated ...

The fire has stirred emotions that will not be easily contained.

The paradoxical and selective U.S. posture of simultaneous disengagement and selective involvement evident in the new NSS ...