2022

What explains the dramatic escalation of violence along the Kyrgyz-Tajik border?

154 people were killed during Halloween celebrations in Seoul’s Itaewon neighborhood, South Korea's deadliest disaster since 2014.

The 19th-century bridge had been closed for repairs for almost six months and had reopened just four days earlier for the Gujarati New Year.

A new report claims that the region's digital economy could be worth more than $200 billion this year, outpacing previous projections.

Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris will represent the U.S. at the upcoming APEC Summit in Bangkok.

Pakistan’s inability to pay off its existing debt to China, and the slowdown of the Chinese economy, could make Beijing cautious about lending more to Pakistan.

Censorship and self-censorship are less repressive than being forced to express and affirm a regime's lies.

A conversation with journalist and Myanmar activist Scott Johnson.

Beijing's growing investments in strategic resources in the DRC go hand in hand with increased military assistance intended to secure those assets.

The timing of Trong’s visit sends a strong signal that Vietnam is not going to side with the U.S. against China.

On October 30, 2008, bombings in Assam killed 88 and injured 500. Who was behind the attack – and why?

There has been speculation inside North Korea that the country has received Russian food and oil in return for Pyongyang’s international support for Moscow’s war in Ukraine.