2013

With Venezuala fast becoming an economic mess, China will need to think carefully about its already significant exposure

Canberra wants to conclude deals with three East Asian giants, starting with Korea. It faces some significant hurdles.

The Diplomat blogger Kiran Nazish reminds an audience that the drone debate needs to consider the human cost.

Why sustained engagement, not punishment, may be better for India and Sri Lanka.

The US is currently suffering a crisis of credibility with its allies across the globe. What explains their distrust?

The attacks in Patna symbolize the polarization of Indian politics along religious lines.

Every year, about 1500 people are attacked with acid. Most are in Asia.

Last week, The Diplomat co-hosted with Harvard University a panel of leading analysts on U.S.-China relations. Following are some of the highlights from the discussion.

Flooding across Thailand has claimed more than 500 lives and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. Here, local photographers share images of the impact of the rising waters.

Ten years after the attacks of September 11, writers from around Asia share their recollections of where they were when the world changed.

Before and since 9/11, Asian nations have been grappling with insurgencies and terrorism challenges. The Diplomat takes a look at 8 of them.

How successful was Robert Gates as defence secretary? Top Asia analysts assess key US military relationships in the region, and look at the challenges facing his successor.