September 2022

Among other things, India shares with Beijing and Moscow concern over the U.S. increasingly weaponizing the dollar.

As Russia's war grinds on, the region's governments are coming under increasing pressure to get off the fence.

In a soft-ball interview with his goddaughter, the new Philippine leader has defended his family's controversial legacy.

But Jakarta is likely to weigh carefully the domestic political benefits of cheap oil against possible international blowback.

The two countries should support democratic values, including the international rule of law, in their relations with the rest of the world.

Despite Xi’s warm official reception in Kazakhstan, the general population is disturbed by reports of oppression aimed at Kazakhs in China.

China’s leader faces a litany of domestic and international challenges that are creating a gloomy backdrop to his anticipated reselection.

China’s position has subtly shifted since the Russian invasion began, but the partnership with Russia is too important for Beijing to truly abandon its ally.

We knew catastrophic climate change was coming. But for Pakistan it has already arrived.

Climate change-induced water loss in the Tibetan Plateau further challenges water security from Central to Southeast Asia.

The contraction of U.S. defense and civilian industries since the end of the Cold War has made foreign inputs into key weapons programs indispensable.

A majority of Khmer Rouge survivors surveyed cited financial circumstances as a reason for not seeking treatment for mental or physical health conditions, disabilities, or ailments.