March 2020

Beijing is facing the consequences of its own nationalist propaganda strategy.

Continued contention over Huawei and 5G highlights structural gaps between India and the United States in the digital sphere.

Afghans have been cautiously hopeful about the peace process, but they are not willing to agree to a peace “at any cost.”

The investigation targets the Taliban, Afghan, and U.S. forces for war crimes.

A new land rights regime in Northeast India’s Assam threatens the existence of ethno-religious minorities.

In recent weeks, hundreds of Vietnamese fishing boats have gathered near China’s Hainan province, site of a sensitive military base.

With schools closed indefinitely, teachers are giving lectures online – where they risk abrupt and often unexplained censorship.

A former Kyrgyz lawmaker has been detained after a rally in support of a different jailed former parliamentarian went awry this past weekend.

A closer look at the status of Indonesia’s upcoming artificial intelligence national strategy.

Afghanistan needs both a central government with a monopoly over the use of force and reforms which factor in the self-governance capabilities already found at the local level. 

Japan aims to pioneer the niche market of clearing out space debris.

The deal promises intra-Afghan talks to start March 10 and the release of Taliban prisoners; Kabul has rejected the latter and is scrambling to build a team for the former.