The violence in Kyrgyzstan has revealed a worrying security vacuum in Central Asia. Is Russia biding its time to step in?
The problem of narcotics flowing from Afghanistan to Europe is well-known. But the issue also has China and the SCO worried.
The Afghan peace jirga has broken up with no breakthrough. But should Karzai even be trying to reach out to the Taliban?
The latest NPT review had interesting implications for Asia's nuclear security. But securing binding agreements was tough.
And will Kim's successors play his brinkmanship games? The Diplomat asks Asia analyst Adam Ward at the Shangri-la Dialogue.
The Australian prime minister’s vision of a Pacific community has been given a chilly Asian reception. Is it just bad timing?
Brute force may not be enough to beat the Naxalites, David Axe reports. More focus on development might yield better results.