June 2014

A new government document describes New Zealand's short and longer term defense ambitions.

China says most of its citizens in Iraq remain safe, but a mass evacuation remains on the table should violence worsen.

Modi’s election could help the two countries solidify their cooperation in trade and defense.

A disturbing disparity has emerged in infrastructure development on either side of the disputed Sino-Indian border.

The ‘culturalist’ response to national tragedies fails to explain why South Korean students were unable to abandon ship.

It has been a dismal start to the FIFA World Cup for the four squads from Asia.

The Iraq crisis again shows that even as China demands major power status, it remains entirely unwilling to act like one.

Amidst public opposition, the government and energy companies feel constrained to resume nuclear power.

Not unlike Russia in Ukraine, Iran says it will intervene in Iraq to protect the country’s Shia people and holy sites.

The U.S. shouldn't unnecessarily antagonize China but it must underscore its capability and resolve to Beijing.

The Park administration is struggling to craft policies that can address growing inequality and slowing growth.

The navies of India, Japan and the United States will conduct a trilateral naval exercise in the Northern Pacific.