June 2014

A bilateral exercise highlights the growing cooperation between the US and Malaysian militaries.

With Thailand’s army settling into power, a future without military intervention is difficult to imagine.

Organizers withdraw a documentary about a friendship between a Buddhist and a Muslim following threats.

“It’s time to make North Korea have to worry more about deterring us rather than the other way around.”

A new government draft has garnered coalition support, and could be approved as early as next week.

India is seeking to minimize its exposure to Iraq while improving its economic situation at home.

To maintain economic growth, SOE reform will need to be meaningful.

China will realize that its presence in the region will cost more than planned and regularly ensnare it in conflict.

The Upside of Down argues that the U.S. is declining — and that’s a good thing, especially for Washington.

Narendra Modi's government will inherit its predecessor's dispute with Sri Lanka over arrested Tamil fishermen.

According to local media, Myanmar will become the first foreign purchaser of the Sino-Pakistan jointly produced fighter.

The head of China's Taiwan Affairs Office visits Taiwan, hoping to increase public support for cross-strait relations.