March 2018

Self-censorship out of fear might explain a near media blackout on reporting widespread Pashtun protests.

The CCP is moving full steam ahead toward its 100th anniversary. But what happens after 2021?

The Afghan government will struggle to jump-start economic growth while political uncertainty is perhaps at its height.

The U.S. is right to refuse to talk directly with a divided Taliban, as an Afghan-led peace process is necessary.

Chinese President Xi Jinping received Kim Jong-un in Beijing in what is the reclusive leader's first trip abroad since 2011.

Washington needs to give the dialogue process a chance in Afghanistan.

Despite the change of schedule, China continues to cleave close to Russia during the current crisis.

Afghan Air Force light attack aircraft used a laser-guided bomb to destroy a Taliban compound in Southwestern Afghanistan.

The missile hit its target with “pin-point accuracy,” according to India’s defense minister.

Despite the attention to domestic scandals, the fatal blow to the Japanese premier’s prospects may come from Tokyo’s closest foreign ally.

If things don’t change, the world’s most ignored big emitter could be the one that dooms the global climate.

“You can’t give up, and you shouldn’t give up. The stakes are too high.”