2013

Friday’s draw may seal the fate of Asian squads hoping to survive beyond group play.

Despite some significant differences, the two countries have substantial scope for cooperation.

Zhang Yimou shows how the rich flout China’s strict family planning laws.

The U.S. military faces a 21st century identity crisis. But despite blanket spending cuts, it has options.

Transparency International's 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index doesn't give Indo-APAC watchers much reason to celebrate.

Scathing report by Global Witness likely influenced the bank’s decision to abandon HAGL.

The Diplomat’s Sergei DeSilva-Ranasinghe spoke with Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, discussing the current state of the Navy, the implications of the drawdown from Afghanistan, the Indian Ocean’s importance, and other issues

Hong Kong's debates over universal suffrage reflect a larger identity crisis in the Special Administrative Region.

There are few reasons to believe that Raheel Sharif's ascension to Pakistan's top military post will change things.

To date, nuclear weapons have spread more slowly than most anticipated. And the pace is slowing even further.

China's contradictory justifications for the ADIZ add to confusion over the zone.

Described by many as the “Japanese Banksy,” 281 spreads his political messages through graffiti.