November 2020

With Beijing spooking some investors in Hong Kong, other Asian cities are angling for prominence as arbitration centers.

On the cusp of the Biden administration, U.S. lawmakers are calling for fresh sanctions on Cambodia's government.

The parliamentary session is Prime Minister Prayut's way of seizing the initiative after months of anti-government protesters.

The new Dutch policy could foreshadow a joint European policy toward the strategically vital region.

While awareness about sexual violence in Nepal has increased, activists still face an uphill battle.

Sooner or later, swarms of autonomous weapons are likely to transform militaries. But how long will they take to transform our relationship to weapons and armed violence?

Like many past statements of concern, the U.N. comments are likely to fall on deaf ears in Phnom Penh.

The two nations share dovetailing concerns about Beijing's growing assertiveness in the South and East China Seas.

The geopolitical rationale was always there, but the creation of RCEP changes the narrative about the TPP and American jobs.

The Trump administration has left Biden few options in Afghanistan, and the Taliban aren’t going anywhere.

While Nagorno-Karabakh is over 2,000 kilometers from Pakistan’s borders, its conflicts may have a lasting effect on Pakistan’s diplomacy.

An overview of the H-6K family and its role in the PLA’s toolbox of strike options.