A drive to standardize judgments for “similar cases” has courts experimenting with big data and AI.

Can traditional regional powers find a place for a new, “odd” friend?

While the need is clear, realizing such cooperation will mean addressing several key challenges.

Abu Bakar Bashir, the spiritual leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, is due to be released next week.

As blue waters turn black, Pakistan can do more to halt the degradation of its marine environments.

The heavy pollution is a recurring issue, but there’s no clear solution in sight.

Ghosn’s lengthy detention has been scrutinized by Western media as “hostage justice.” How radical is his treatment in prison?

The trade truce provides a chance for both sides to remember that they are not enemies.

A reported drive to register men under 50 for the army reserves hints at underlying concern about the border.

Recognizing China's status-seeking motives provides an important tool for U.S. policymakers.

Despite the modest economic growth of the last decades, Timor-Leste cannot accommodate a rapidly growing young population.

A survey explores Taiwanese perceptions on immigration – especially from Southeast Asia.

Is the long China-New Zealand honeymoon finally drawing to a close?

What is the Asia Reassurance Initiative Act and what will it do?

“I sold my kidney 12 years ago... I had children but no house for them to live in.”