May 2024

Critics say the hastily passed bill will have devastating effects on free speech and the media in Pakistan’s most populous province.

China emerges as the Georgian government’s prudent alternative to Russia and the West as it deals with civil upheaval over the alleged pro-Russian “foreign agents” bill.

The recent conflict laid bare genuine challenges within the labor market and significant shifts in the country's migration landscape.

Allegations that a key aide of AAP chief Kejriwal assaulted a female MP could cost the party the votes of women.

Kashmiris are voting in larger numbers than in the past, and seem determined to defeat the allegedly BJP-backed Apni Party and People’s Conference.

The government says the fence is to enhance security. But will it? The fence along the Durand Line has not reduced terrorism emanating from Afghanistan.

The bloc's Declaration on Environmental Rights is vaguely-worded and lets member states off the hook on conservation efforts.

Arguments that Cambodia's China-backed canal project will pose a security threat to Vietnam are wildly overblown.

A Senate Committee is investigating the Chinese Embassy’s alleged recording of a phone call between Carlos and a Chinese military attaché in January.

The Absolute Divorce Bill is the product of years of work on the part of representatives seeking to amend the country's notoriously restrictive divorce law.

Both the EU and China aim to establish technological leadership in Central Asia, but their focuses differ. 

Lam was confirmed by Vietnam’s National Assembly after his predecessor resigned amid an ongoing anti-corruption campaign that has shaken the political establishment.