October 2017

Identity politics in Kabul undermines U.S. objectives in Afghanistan.

“The well-known axiom – the more power a dictator has accumulated, the less secure he feels – is applicable to Xi.”

Remembering Xi's predecessor, a man who is in danger of being lost to history.

In terms of foreign policy personnel, it was a most unremarkable Party Congress.

“Tiger food systems” can transform our health and our planet.

The global fight against climate change will be won or lost in Asia.

As Asia comes back to Vietnam to talk economics, Hanoi navigates its own rough economic waters.

After a bitter military standoff in the Himalayas, where are relations between Asia’s two rising giants headed?

The shipment is the first of six and represents the activation of a long-discussed trade route.

After 26 years of growth, external shocks could knock the Lucky Country back into recession.

An ordinance and bill in Rajasthan threatens India's free press and highlights worrying trends.

Australia's offer to pay Rohingyas to return home highlights how vulnerable refugees are to economic coercion.