December 2020

NATO members, along with Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea, gathered virtually to discuss the rise of China.

After nearly three months, the Afghan government and the Taliban have reportedly agreed on a three-page document setting out the rules and procedures for talks.

Wei Fenghe's visit has predictably led Indian analysts to claim that he had India in mind.

A nine-judge panel agreed with the army that retired senior officers such as Prayut are allowed to stay in army housing in recognition of their service.

The U.S. approach to Mongolia has historically been heavily shaped by different administrations.

Mukhtar Ablyazov is kryptonite in Kazakh politics.

The sentencings of Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow, and Ivan Lam confirmed the fears of young Hong Kongers amid a growing number of arrests.

While the scope of legislation and debates in the Indian Parliament were reduced, these measures were temporary and lockdown-related.

The task ahead for the Biden administration when it comes to Asia is to signal a steady course comfortable to U.S. allies and partners. Key appointments are part of it.

The jailing of the activists belonging to the now-defunct Demosisto political group continues to highlight Beijing's iron grip on the autonomous territory.

An increasingly fractured international system, along with lack of a meaningful hierarchy of threats, is making prospects of arms control difficult.

The country's porous and poorly regulated borders loom as potential vectors for crossborder transmission.