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Data from Kankor, the national university entrance exam, sheds light on disparities in Afghanistan’s higher education system.

The strike targeted a gathering to celebrate the release of a former Taliban prisoner.

Opposition political parties in Pakistan cannot topple the current government unless they are ready to anger the country’s powerful military. 

The EU can’t make the same mistake with India it made with China: Ignoring rights concerns until it’s too late.

Indonesia’s restructured COVID-19 task force has a clear economic bias.

Unlike in 2017, U.S. support for India at a time of confrontation with China is much more pronounced this time around.

The attack on Huawei has been hugely damaging for Chinese popular opinion toward the United States.

Floods are a perennial problem in the northeastern Indian state, but the government has yet to find an effective mitigation strategy.

Moon's administration has enacted over 20 policies to try and curb soaring real estate prices -- all without success.

The burning of Bonhomme Richard is a nightmare that will continue to torture the U.S. Navy for a good long while. 

Close to a third of Bangladesh has already been flooded, with more flooding expected in the coming weeks. 

Australia’s strategic environment is rapidly changing and along with it the risks that the nation’s defense policy must manage.