June 2022

Korean entertainment, in particular K-Pop, has provided a unique opportunity for Seoul to improve its global standing.

Australia cannot be complacent about the votes that both One Nation and the UAP attracted in the last election.

Sajid Mir's sentencing could be part of part of Pakistan’s efforts to get off the grey list of the Financial Action Task Force.

Islamabad is reported to have asked its missions in Afghanistan to highlight ideological and political contradictions between India and the Taliban.

The arrangement will help keep the partly state-owned airline airborne for the foreseeable future.

The Indonesia-based Coalition of Sovereign Migrant Workers claims that 149 people have died in detention facilities over the past 18 months.

In refugee camps in Jammu, children avoid going out to study or play as they fear being attacked by right-wing groups or detained by police.

This week, Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn will begin his second official mission to the country as the bloc's special envoy.

The president has solidified his reputation as a leader who enabled the rapid deterioration of human rights in the Philippines.

Debt, wealth inequality, and corruption will keep the country poor.

“Now is the time that we, as an international community, must come together to help Africa build back better from COVID-19 as well as the Ukraine crisis.”

Russia’s rising energy trade with Asia – including China and India – masks underlying problems, including artificially low prices and maxed-out infrastructure.