Blogs

The Myanmar military is developing an "intranet" for inside the country that allows mobile access only to approved, or "whitelisted" applications.

Chinese scholars and think tanks are holding to cautious optimism, despite the recent souring in relations.

A constitutional and legislative crisis resulted in a hunger strike ahead of the June presidential election.

The Kazakh government is looking to diversify its economy and develop new industries while also promoting environmental protection.

Taiwan’s government has long resisted calls to address systemic labor abuse on its fishing boats, but it is now facing pressure from within.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the U.S. will “continue to promote accountability for those responsible for the coup."

The government is seeking to insulate Singapore's media further from the pressures of the free market.

Despite obvious areas of friction between China and Vietnam, their alliance policies are more similar than is often acknowledged.

Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei condemned Israel's “inhumane, colonial, and apartheid” policy in the Occupied Territory.

Bungled communications and ethnic profiling have become hallmarks of Sri Lanka's pandemic response.

The land code protests of 2016 were a rare occurrence and yielded a rare outcome: a shift in state policy.