Political friction and logistical barriers limit India’s integration into the evolving connectivity landscape, even as the broader promise of Eurasian integration remains contingent on its inclusion.

Pyongyang is pruning its diplomatic network to concentrate on the partners where sanctions enforcement is weakest and digital ...

A years-long trend of replacing Mongolian-, Tibetan-, and Uyghur-medium instruction with Mandarin Chinese-medium instruction ...

Structural separation inadvertently reduces alliance accountability at precisely the moment when regional great power rivalry ...

Sri Lanka is no longer simply attracting Indian tourists. It is increasingly being shaped around them. When Indian and Pakistani supporters packed Colombo’s R. Premadasa Stadium for a high-profile T20 ...

Five decades after his prescient wartime exposé of the Khmer Rouge, Ith Sarin resurfaces to shed new light on his life ahead ...

Although Central Asian countries have agreed to water allocations from the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers until October 2026, the weather may decide if there will be enough to go around. Kyrgyzstan ...

While Beijing publicly advocates restraint, sustained tensions between the U.S. and Iran serve its strategic interests.

To understand what may emerge from the Ninth Party Congress, it is worth examining what these meetings are and how their functions have evolved.

The former president challenged judicial neutrality, and conservative leaders continue to back him, with an eye toward appeasing the increasingly hardline base.

While restraint remains the order of the day, recent developments suggest that rival nations’ maritime “red lines” are hardening.

The world has shifted focus away from Afghanistan, much as it did in the lead-up to September 2001, giving dangerous networks ...