Diplomacy & Crisis News

NSCN(IM) chief Thuingaleng Muivah returned home to Ukhrul in Manipur recently after six decades.

The U.S. government has accused the conglomerate and its chairman, Chen Zhi, of running a network of forced-labor scam centers.

During meetings in Hanoi, visiting U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth said that closer military ties would "benefit both of our countries.”

Despite doubts about America at home, India must play a greater leadership role to safeguard the relationship over the next three years.

If past is prologue, a U.S. attempt to overthrow Maduro would not end well.

Au pouvoir depuis 2022, Mme Xiomara Castro et ses ministres ont multiplié réformes sociales et mesures agraires, mais peinent à solder l'héritage de la période ouverte par le coup d'État de 2009. Pris entre les attentes populaires, la résistance de l'oligarchie et les manœuvres de Washington, (…) / Honduras, Amérique centrale, Amérique latine

For Beijing, Central Asia is a testing ground for its foreign policy innovations – and a challenge. 

Beyond China and Russia, Pyongyang relies on its lower-profile “small-node strategy” to diversify revenues. Vietnam is a case in point. 

China and other authoritarian regimes often target dissidents and minorities living abroad. The EU must do more to protect vulnerable communities.

The refugee camp elections did not provide not self-representation but state-supervised choreography.

When it comes to energy security, Central Asian governments have shown an ability to adapt to shifting global and domestic trends.

Afghanistan occupies a central position in Tehran’s changing playbook, as the country is both a risk and a buffer for Iran.

Even amid de-escalation efforts, there is strategic value to rebuffing Beijing’s overreach. 

The deployment, small as it is, marks a first for Japan in several ways.

For Singapore, whose security rests as much on perception as on capability, defense modernization is not a discretionary choice. It is strategic signaling.

He was mobbed at the seminary. The rockstar welcome he received should worry Delhi.

Cheng's position on cross-strait issues and reformist agenda pits her against more traditional members of the KMT.

Kazakhstan and its neighbors continue to balance their ties with Washington alongside their deep economic and security links with Russia and China.

When China sanctioned units of Hanwha Ocean for its shipbuilding activities in the U.S., Washington's response was a welcome change.

A seemingly offhand remark from Trump signals the return – at least rhetorically – of an idea once proposed and dismissed by both Washington and Beijing.