February 2015

Opposition politicians face some daunting obstacles in Singaporean politics.

Could Shinzo Abe seize the moment to raise awareness of Japan’s foreign policies and their impact on national security?

Uranium suppliers should insist that India adhere to international standards for information sharing.

General Pyon In-son, the head of operations of the KPA, was executed, reportedly for disagreeing with Kim Jong-un.

Beijing and Taipei's responses to a fatal plane crash in Taiwan reveal the complexities of their relationship.

Japan is becoming more involved in the South China Sea disputes through increased outreach to Southeast Asian partners.

Indian Christians are coming together to protest the government's silence on religious attacks against their community.

Despite a shrinking economy, Russia's military budget continues to rise.

The U.S. military continues to develop its new Cyber Command.

China claims that new internet regulations don't restrict freedom of speech, despite all evidence to the contrary.

In controversial remarks, Taipei's new mayor argued that colonialism is the secret to "more advanced" culture today.

Korean Air and Airbus have reportedly agreed on a joint bid to develop South Korea's new generation of fighter jets.