November 9, 2011

As Nepal’s politicians jostle for position, they aren’t afraid to throw around some outrageous accusations.

Beijing has opened its air pollution monitoring center to individual members of the public for the first time.

Chinese have been voting in local elections. The Communist Party has kept a close eye on things.

Despite the impression given by Western media, China’s underground nuclear “Great Wall” may cut tensions.

China isn’t the only country engaged in cyber espionage. But perceptions of its increased activity risk undermining its soft power diplomacy.

Persistent violence and corruption, not racism, are likely keeping Papua New Guinea out of ASEAN.

The Diplomat speaks with Bruce Riedel, author of ‘Deadly Embrace’ about the future of U.S.-Pakistan relations.