2021

Indonesia took over the leadership of the G-20, so its agenda for the multilateral group becomes even more important in 2022.

The agricultural sector’s struggles with water scarcity presage wider troubles in Kyrgyzstan if infrastructure and policies cannot be fixed.

Australian leaders appear thankful that the global commitments at COP26 weren’t more ambitious.

Circumstantial evidence suggests China might consider using its growing inventory of intercontinental ballistic missiles in a conventional strike role.

They fear that should Ferdinand Marcos Jr. win the presidency it could lead to a white-washing of the grave abuses and extreme corruption of the Marcos dictatorship.

The main story at the end of the climate change meet should have been the lack of ambition of the advanced nations and their non-fulfilment of climate finance pledges.

A new DRI report situates the marquee Belt and Road Initiative project within the overall state of Pakistan’s economy.

With winter approaching, the human tragedy that has befallen the people of Afghanistan will only worsen. Urgent action is needed.

The Duterte government is going to try to spend its way out of any lingering economic headwinds from the pandemic, and it is not afraid to run deficits to do so.

China-U.S. differences were on display, but both leaders also expressed a commitment to keeping tensions from erupting into conflict.

New Zealand’s foreign minister is on her first trip overseas: a seven-country tour of Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, the UAE, Qatar, the U.S., and Canada.

Through a combination of industrial scale and technological clout, the CCP is increasing the reach of its influence operations.