Last week, two coalitions sent competing letters to the UN Human Rights Council criticizing or backing China's Xinjiang policies.

Instead, Tokyo and Seoul should address their differences bilaterally, the top U.S. diplomat for East Asia said.

BrahMos Aerospace is working on a slimmer variant of its cruise missile for the Indian Navy’s new batch of diesel-electric attack submarines.

On June 28, the Philippines was hit by its third suicide bombing. Will such tactics finally take root in the Philippines?

What will become of Kulbushan Jadhav’s case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ)?

There are signs that online courses are increasing the range of North Koreans who have access to university education.

As survivors and bereaved families remember the victims of last year’s floods, residents prepare for another potentially deadly rainy season.

The Philippines is one of the most deadly countries for HRDs. Activists, with women at the forefront, are trying to change that.

The former president, ensconced with supporters at his home in Koi-Tash, is headed for a confrontation.

The quest to advance American competitiveness could learn from a Reagan-era project.

The EU’s drive to become the defender of multilateralism promises further opportunities for Southeast Asia.

Mixing symbolic cinematography, imaginative storylines, and harsh societal critiques, Korea has joined the zombie craze.

Four of six people taken from Vanuatu by Chinese police recently had dual citizenship up until the time Beijing came for them.

What’s at the core of rising Japan-South Korea tensions and what will it take for the two countries to walk back?

Sparrows are threatened with extinction. One lawyer from Uttar Pradesh is trying to prevent that.