After 25 and 32 years, respectively, Meret Orazov and Aksoltan Ataeva are out of their U.S.-based diplomatic jobs, allegedly ...

Israel position in the war has not drawn public ire, the LPG shortage is becoming an issue in upcoming assembly elections.

While Nepal’s mostly young lawmakers offer hope, youth does not necessarily mean delivery. The old vested interests will ...

The 59-year-old now faces the challenge of dealing with the domestic impacts of the oil price shock triggered by the war in ...

The Giuseppe Garibaldi could enhance the operational flexibility of the Indonesian Navy, while remaining consistent with the ...

Vanuatu is locked in a diplomatic battle of wills with the United States, the world’s largest superpower, over a draft United Nations General Assembly res ...

Taiwan intends to deepen and broaden its partnerships not only with New Southbound countries, but also with democratic partners across the world.

Seoul’s ballooning defense industry has always had a blind spot: the operational and political consequences of its weapons systems being put to use.

Can Japan send the SDF to Hormuz? The key will be how Tokyo classifies the current situation – but that is complicated by the conflict’s origin in a preemptive U.S. attack.

The Supreme Court’s intervention in the West Bengal SIR dispute must not be so deep as to adversely affect the electoral process.

Thailand’s blue party won last month’s election and secured the establishment’s blessing. But it has not won Bangkok – and that may prove decisive down the road.

In Uzbekistan, it is customary to greet someone by asking how they are; the typical response is “I am good, Alhamdulillah,” regardless of how the person is actually feeling. People rarely express ...