2022

In the trilateral summit on Sunday, Seoul, Washington, and Tokyo reaffirmed their joint commitment in the face of Pyongyang’s missile threats, but no new measure to renew the stalled dialogue were announced. 

Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff sought to ensure that the military confined itself to the role defined for it under the constitution.

Despite some superficial similarities, the moral and humanitarian calculus of the two invasions are vastly different.

Han Thar Nyein of Myanmar and Lady Ann Salem of the Philippines have been shortlisted for their efforts to hold corrupt and repressive governments to account.

“For Beijing, it is a bargaining chip for an eventual ‘swap’ and the recognition by India of the occupation by China of Aksai Chin.”

Among other things, the country's land acquisition procedures are creaky, opaque, and difficult to appeal.

Hun Sen commissioned the 25 luxury tourbillon watches in order to showcase his country's “scientific and technical progress.”

Despite the country's social healthcare provisions, medical debts remain a leading cause of destitution.

Even as Pyongyang’s missile tests reach record highs, a new survey shows that fewer Americans are worried about North Korea.

Insights from Alexandra Seymour.

Baloch in Pakistan are watching the crackdown on their sisters across the border with dismay.

To bolster their standing during the pandemic, local cadres are putting a new twist on the concept of performative governance.