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India recently made a $500 million infrastructure development commitment in the Maldives. But is it enough to push China out of the country?

Buoyed by a sense of historical inevitability, Beijing insists it has no responsibility for fraying ties with Washington.

The student-led protest movement has declared three core demands: holding new elections, amending the constitution, and ending the intimidation of critics of the government.

Two major splinter groups recently reunited with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan. What that means for regional security remains unclear.

Uzbekistan and the Central Asian states can offer Afghanistan a neighborly helping hand and the Taliban a clear understanding of their new responsibilities and obligations.

Rev. Jun Kwang-hun had participated in a thousands-strong anti-government protests two days before testing positive, raising fears of a massive outbreak in Seoul.

The intra-Afghan peace process should reflect the positions and interests of the people -- not just the elites.

The ships will form the core of a well-balanced fleet.

Uniquely of all U.N. agencies, the ILO has the capacity to act without consensus, or in this case agreement from China.

The illusion of quick wins is plain for everyone to see. The international community might leverage this clarity to take stock.

Western analysts often overlook how much of China’s modern-day policy is driven by the collective trauma of its colonial past.

India's options when it comes to Tibet are limited.