December 14, 2011

A summit between India and Russia is a reminder of the potential of bilateral ties. India could learn from China.

China isn’t planning a military attack against India, Manmohan Singh tells the country’s parliament.

The United States’ decision to “pivot” back to the Asia-Pacific is welcome among its allies. But what about its most assertive rising power?

Beijing’s air pollution has hit crisis levels, says one official. Will the govt change the way it measures air quality?

The dispute in the South China Sea may grab the headlines, but China’s role in Southeast Asia can be positive.

The killing of 24 Pakistani soldiers in a U.S. air attack has left the U.S. more dependent on Uzbekistan. But is Tashkent a reliable – or advisable – partner?

The Diplomat speaks with Prof. Michael Cox and Gordon Barrass about China’s rise, transatlantic relations and how a new course at the London School of Economics’ IDEAS fits into international diplomacy.