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Prime Minister Ishiba, operating with a severely dented domestic power base, lacks decisive leadership at a time when Japan can ill afford it. 

The evolving Indian policy toward Afghanistan is either a drastic climb down from a moral high ground or grimly pragmatic, depending on how one looks at things. 

Roma Michael's Miss Grand International Appearance sparked vitriol and anger over her revealing outfit.

Though shut out of U.N. processes, Taiwan continues to press forward with its pursuit of a just transition to net-zero emissions.

Scores of journalists have been arrested, and some even killed by the military junta. Others have had narrow escapes.

Devising a concrete plan to strengthen its self-defense capabilities and recalibrating its policy on North Korea would be top priorities for Seoul over the next two months.

Trump isn’t popular in Australia, but he is a highly influential cultural figure. How will his reelection affect Australia’s domestic politics as it approaches a federal election by May 2025?

Over the weekend, the two nations signed a joint development agreement that refers to "overlapping claims" in the disputed waterway.

The move was a direct response to the Philippines' enactment of two new laws aimed at strengthening the country's own maritime claims.

The region has become more connected to Europe and less dependent on Russia and China than when Trump was last in office. 

Prime Minister Oli is widely regarded as “pro-China.” His visit to Beijing will only deepen that perception.

China’s efforts to contain India may be less important than smaller countries’ desire to counterbalance Indian influence.