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Are Indian Separatist Rebels in the Myanmar Army’s Crosshairs?
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Is the Myanmar military taking greater interest in Indian separatist groups on its territory?
Former Maldives President Arrested Over Money Laundering
By Associated Press
The former president was taken into custody following weeks of investigation for corruption.
From Wuhan to Pulwama: What Remains the Same Between India and China Over Jaish-e-Mohammed
By Harsh V. Pant
China will continue to shield Pakistan, much like before.
Saudi Crown Prince’s Pakistan, India Trips Come Amid High Regional Tensions
By Ankit Panda
The crown prince’s trip coincided with the highest bout of India-Pakistan tensions since 2016.
After Pulwama: What Are India’s Retaliation Options?
By Joy Mitra
India’s options after Pulwama are various, each with their costs and benefits.
Play The Diplomat’s Quiz: February 17, 2019 Edition
By Ankit Panda
Test your knowledge of the Asia-Pacific region with The Diplomat's weekly news quiz!
Tokyo, March 10, 1945: The Day of the Deadliest Attack in the History of Human Warfare
By Robert Farley
A new account offers a devastating picture of what the attack looked like from the air.
Don’t Expect a US-China Trade Breakthrough By March 1
By Ankit Panda
Xi knows he can wait until he gets a chance to meet with Trump face-to-face again.
Understanding the Origins of the Pulwama Attack Inside Pakistan
By Umair Jamal
Who benefits from the Pulwama attack?
Pulwama Attack: Pakistan Has Miscalculated India’s Resolve Yet Again
By Rohan Joshi
India has a range of options available to it.
The F-35B and Australia’s Canberra-class: Still a Chance?
By Robert Farley
Does the F-35B still have a fighting chance to make it onto Australia’s Canberra-class warships?
Ahead of the Second Trump-Kim Summit, the US Should Open Pyongyang Liaison Office
By Abby Bard
The United States’ relationship with North Korea is long overdue for a diplomatic upgrade.