February 2021

Sino-Russian relations are largely motivated by anti-Americanism – but that alone will only advance ties so far.

Last week, Fiji deported the university's vice chancellor, leading some to suggest relocating its headquarters to Samoa.

Fear of China, and optimism about the Biden administration, underpin the shift in regional opinion toward the two superpowers.

Despite the Olympic chief's resignation, Japan continues to be a country run "by a club of old men."

Anti-coup protesters are unlikely to be swayed by Sen. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing's call for unity.

As the annual debates over Australia Day show, Australians continue to grapple with their country's place in the Asia-Pacific.

The government’s mass vaccination start date is in flux, and Filipinos still harbor fears after a 2016 dengue vaccine scandal eroded public confidence in vaccinations.

The draft law is clearly intended to rein in the use of social media by the country's burgeoning Civil Disobedience Movement.

The U.S. was critical in convincing Japan to join the trade pact. Now Tokyo wants to bring Washington back into the fold.

Residents in Myanmar express their alarm, anger, and sense of deja vu over the February 1 coup.

Rajnath Singh’s speech at the upper house of the Indian parliament described a plan to create a buffer zone in the north bank of Pangong Lake.

While China calls for cooperation, the new U.S. administration shares many of the same talking points of the Trump team.