November 2022

“Democracy is deeply rooted in Mongolia. Yet, our people’s choice is under constant assault.”

Xi has imposed his own take on unity of the "Chinese dream."

The two nations, which share a troubled history, find themselves in increasing alignment on the pressing strategic questions of the day.

Masphal Kry, a Cambodian forestry official, and seven others have been charged with conspiring to illegally export long-tailed macaques to the United States.

Indonesia's growing ties with Iran and other Middle Eastern states offer a good illustration of its "free and active" foreign policy tradition.

The recent tragedy at Kanjuruhan Stadium reflects a much larger question of power and accountability.

The nomination of veteran candidates and their patrons comes at the cost of historically underrepresented and marginalized groups – including women.

As other liberal democracies lock down supplies, Australia’s lithium exports are an increasingly critical economic component of the Australia-China relationship.

Amid the rapid clip of bilateral meetings, who Xi didn’t meet with was perhaps a better question than who he did.

The critically acclaimed film depicts transgender people as normal – something unacceptable in Pakistani society, which has traditionally treated transgender people as outcasts.

TSMC founder Morris Chang is once again Taiwan’s representative at this week’s APEC summit.

Chinese companies, acting out of both economic and geostrategic motives, are providing much of the MENA region’s digital infrastructure.

Despite pleas to keep the focus on economic recovery, the war remained a major topic of discussion at the Bali Summit.

Hours after KCNA published a belligerent statement from its foreign minister, the North launched a short-range ballistic missile toward its east coast on Thursday. 

In a world that is now defined by geopolitical fissures, New Delhi will need to get the grouping to focus on its economic agenda.

It also called for the repeal of the harsh, civil war-era Prevention of Terrorism Act, under which the two protest leaders are being held.

Thai officials are hoping to steer discussions away from the Ukraine war toward issues including climate change, economic disruptions, and COVID-19 recovery.

The release of Australian economist Sean Turnell and three other foreigners is a likely attempt to preempt ASEAN's growing frustration with the coup government.

Like the new capital project, the bid reflects the Indonesian leader's ambition to leave a lasting impression on his country.

As has been the case for much of history, stable, manageable relations with China form the foundation of the country's foreign policy.

Despite its shock defeat in 2018, UMNO's proven brand of ethnic Malay identity politics could play a decisive role in Saturday's election.

For all the talk of the influx of first-time voters aged 18-20, the country's political parties have done little to appeal to them.

After seeing overwhelming support for Bougainville independence in a 2019 referendum, there is some frustration over perceived foot-dragging by PNG.

The U.S. not only needs India in the Indo-Pacific, but would also like India to play a larger role in South, Central, and Southeast Asia.