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An array of economic, political, and security issues are associated with China’s overseas ports.

Neither China nor Japan wants war. The danger is that each side increasingly believes the other is preparing for one.

Insights from Rosie Levine.

Many of the people who send fraudulent messages or manage fake investment accounts are victims of human trafficking and forced criminality.

The next India-Pakistan crisis will be shaped by compressed timelines, more domestic pressure, weaker external constraints, and the perception that escalation can be controlled.

Beijing will disregard international law when in its own interest, forcing other countries to make difficult decisions about their own compliance.

Dauletmurat Tajimuratov was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2023. Last week 2.5 years were added to his sentence.

The DSR continues to thrive largely because recipient governments see it as an attractive alternative.

Behind steady population growth, shifting expectations and rising domestic tensions are transforming family life.

Ignoring quiet militant activity like online recruitment or fundraising is just as dangerous as exaggerating the militant threat for political reasons.

The difficulty and delay of OPCON transfer has not been because either side is unwilling. The question is no longer whether to transfer but how – and how well.

EU projects “prioritize sustainable development, economic development, and democracy in Mongolia” – and, increasingly “peace and security” as well.

The plan to transfer warships to Manila reflects Tokyo’s new Indo-Pacific security role.

One of the primary drivers behind the acquisition, backed by the U.S. government, is to disrupt the prevailing Chinese monopoly in rare earths. Will it actually work?

Italy’s growing engagement with India reflects a broader, even if somewhat belated, Indo-Pacific turn.

Lai Ching-te succeeded in making his visit to Taiwan’s lone ally in Africa just weeks after China forced a high-profile cancellation of his original itinerary. 

With President Lee Jae-myung riding high in the polls and the June 3 local elections looking like a sweep, the ruling Democratic Party’s leader keeps getting in the way.

The data generated by millions of Taiwanese users – their movement patterns, consumption habits, and delivery addresses – is increasingly spread among numerous foreign investors, including companies from China.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party has stormed to power in West Bengal and retained its hold over Assam and Puducherry.

International courts can apportion legal responsibility, but cannot guarantee justice, safety, or safe return to Myanmar for more than 1 million Rohingya refugees.