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The China Coast Guard (CCG) is sending its larger and heavily armed ships near the disputed islands.

China has increased aid as part of its bid to become the foreign partner of choice for Pacific Island countries but is playing only a small part in Vanuatu’s earthquake relief.

The last-minute shift by President Prabowo Subianto came in response to strong criticisms from business associations and labor unions.

Fahmi Reza is being investigated under the Sedition Act for making fun of newly appointed state governor Musa Aman.

After a long period of military rule, the military’s overt role in politics has diminished since the 1990s – as evidenced by its restrained role during the revolution of July-August 2024.

In trying to dissuade anyone from noting a “Chechen trace” in the events in Uzbekistan, Kadyrov made the connection even more difficult to set aside.

Recurring corruption scandals shed light on the lack of accountability in military procurement decisions. 

The GenAI revolution is not merely a matter of innovation and economic growth. It’s a battle for geopolitical supremacy – and China is in the lead.

Power disruptions in Ulaanbaatar add more urgency to the government’s existing focus on energy reforms.

For the first time in South Korea’s history, an arrest warrant requested by the investigation agency against the president has been issued.

What do a Boxing Day cricket test match, Melbourne’s booming western suburbs, and the U.S. HB-1 visa battle have to do with Australia’s relationship with India and Indian migrants?

Another spate of Chinese military corruption cases serves as a reminder that a decades-long practice and culture of corruption continues to flourish within the PLA.