June 2018

The “free and open Indo-Pacific” was on display during Foreign Minister Taro Kono's first trip to Indonesia.

An early assessment of what recent outcomes might mean.

Nuclear power has emerged as an option for Beijing as it continues its struggle to transition to a cleaner, low-carbon future.

Forcing Afghanistan to take back people seeking asylum in EU territory is little short of complicity toward the slaughter of innocents.

Stilt fishing has declined, but tourism keeps Sri Lankan men on the poles.

Pakistan’s next government must keep domestic investors spending in Pakistan and bring in investment from abroad.

Japan will have to choose how to respond to U.S. demands to cut off Iranian oil imports.

A recent controversy shows that the president continues to needlessly alienate segments of the Philippine people.

The U.S. secretary of defense brings a dose of “reality” to the U.S.-China military relationship.

A recent bilateral interaction put the growing maritime relations between the two countries in the spotlight.

A recent step is testament to ongoing efforts by both sides to further develop ties in this domain.

A new report predicts Southeast Asia could see its first nuclear power plant by 2030.