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Lee will hand power to his deputy, Lawrence Wong, in a long-planned transition.

As showcased in the Mongolian prime minister's recent visit, Mongolia sees South Korea as a crucial partner in diversifying its economy.

In the face of China’s stunning naval buildup, competition in the Asia Pacific is entering a new era with consequences for the naval balance of power. Optimism bias stands in the way.

Debates over nuclear power in Australia continue to be stoked not by industry or voters, but by the media.

Chinese authorities regularly inflict collective punishment against families of activists and dissidents – penalizing them by proxy by harming their children, spouses, or parents. 

As technologies evolve, so do threats.

Can Uzbekistan’s education system accommodate the growing number of students amid rapid population growth?

The restrictive law was first proposed 10 years ago. How could it affect Kyrgyz society now that it’s been passed?

The latest probe is just the beginning of EU efforts to adjust to a “new world” focused on economic security. 

It's not only the renewed conscription law – financial reforms targeting overseas workers risk forcing more and more Myanmar nationals into irregular migration.

During his state visit, Kishida was unusually blunt about the dangers current trends in U.S. politics pose to the alliance.

While the Hwasong-16B’s introduction is a very significant development in and of itself, its potential broader implications for regional security remain far greater.