Speaking at the ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting in Cebu, the U.S. secretary of war pledged to “defend our interests and the ...

Are law enforcement agencies responding swiftly when someone is beaten on the street, or when a mob vandalizes an institution ...

Singapore has spent decades making itself indispensable to a global economy in which it has little control over the behavior ...

Beijing also wants tailored control over what technology leaves, who acquires it, and what remains in the hands of the ...

Entrenching more group rights would permanently institutionalize the division of Indian society — already an issue — into a ...

The EU – which is the top exporter of apples to Kyrgyzstan – urged Bishkek against the ban, noting that WTO rules require ...

China has decades of experience in “patriotic education.” What it can learn from Russia is how to use education to support a ...

Since the Cold War, Japan and the U.S. have both been seeking normalcy, but they define the term very differently.

A recent academic symposium offers new insights into China’s vision of a “Taiwan Special Administrative Region.” ...

People from the border villages of Pyar Re and Kyauk Lone that lie near Myanmar’s border with Bangladesh are constructing ...

Throughout its year as chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the Philippines has aggressively sought ...

Given international developments, geopolitical rivalries, and the expertise needed to develop a logistics center, finding a ...