February 2021

As great power competition rises to the fore – and counterterrorism operations recede into the background – U.S. special forces will have to adapt.

Muslims hope Khan will address growing Islamophobia in Sri Lanka during his visit to the island.

How the current standoff between Facebook and the Australian government came about.

While Leila de Lima has been acquitted of one charge, two more continue to hang over her.

The move exacerbates ongoing concerns about Internet freedom and its effects on the country's political dynamics ahead of elections in 2022 and 2023.

To understand what motivated this month's coup in Myanmar, you need to understand the army's history and cloistered worldview.

A Japanese Magnitsky law would allow Tokyo to develop a distinctive Asian voice on human rights and democracy.

The U.N. refugee agency claims that the group included registered asylum seekers.

As the ten-month long standoff in Ladakh inches toward resolution, both sides are eager to score domestic points.

Indian companies must suspend all commercial relationships with the Myanmar military.

Cambodia's wondrous temples reflect the various stages of the country's history, from colonialism to revolution to the present era of mass tourism.

Competition aside, Washington and Beijing have many shared interests on the African continent, from security to economics to public health.