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Timor-Leste doesn’t have much, but it does have vast reserves of gas. Should it be able to be extracted in the name of climate justice?

After a year of change in India’s neighboring governments, the case of Mauritius demonstrates the value of forging strong ties with all political parties.

Lee has been found guilty of violating election law, and more cases are still pending. What does this mean for the opposition leader’s political future?

Across Asia and the Pacific, a new generation is attending the U.N. climate change conference to make their voices heard. These are some of their stories.

The country's plans to use natural gas as a transitional fuel will hinder rather than help its green energy transition.

The country's public debt is unsustainable, while inflation sits at 25 percent and the kip continues its freefall.

The pact could allow the Philippines to access more sophisticated weapons systems from its long-standing security ally.

Peng Daxun, the head of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, is reportedly under house arrest in Yunnan.

The new president's ambitious defense diplomacy is placing intense operational demands on the country's armed forces.

International governments must seriously consider how to adequately respond to both the sentencing of Hong Kong democrats and the trial of Jimmy Lai.

The NPP obtained an unprecedented two-thirds majority in Sri Lanka’s parliamentary elections, benefitting massively from the opposition’s inertia and lack of imagination.

By assembling a hawkish yet loyal Cabinet, Trump gains the short-term advantage of employing a “good cop, bad cop” approach to China.