February 2021

The southern Indian state’s pandemic response has faltered in the recent months, despite early successes.

The publication's editor-in-chief said that the ruling would have "a chilling effect on freedom of expression in Malaysia."

Shortly after its coup d'etat, Myanmar's military junta offered to help Malaysian authorities deport some 1,200 people.

The Philippine military claims that a breakthrough is around the corner, but a continuation of the conflict is convenient for many.

The country votes in tightly-controlled elections this weekend – but don't expect anything much to change.

Former Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh is back in the political arena, but his chance of success is small.

Will shifts in Libya's political sphere change China's approach to the country?

While energy security continues to dominate the agenda, security and defense cooperation are becoming more important in the India-Saudi relationship.  

A week ago, Matraimov pleaded guilty to corruption and was fined $3,000. He may soon face new charges.

"Our presence in Afghanistan is conditions based, and Taliban has to meet their commitments," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said.

Another investor has left Kazakhstan, highlighting the worsening business climate. 

Following the blowback from the previous president’s sexist comments, the male-dominated Organizing Committee tapped a woman to lead.