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It’s time to bring Canada more fully and formally into the joint Indo-Pacific security fold.

Two months after the Taliban takeover became a reality, interpreters who worked for Turkish forces are still in Afghanistan with no clear exit plan.

Jaishankar’s trip to Israel highlights just how much India’s approach to the Middle East has changed in the last few years.

Both as a reflection of Mongolia’s historical narrative and as a celebration of its cultural identity, the festival badly needs reform.

The February coup has rapidly unwound a decade of economic progress, while foreign investors are headed for the exits.

In Kamdesh, Nuristan, where U.S. forces withdrew more than a decade ago, the American presence is a distant – and negative – memory for many locals.

A Chinese sailor's attempted journey through the Arctic Ocean ran aground on disputed sovereignty complaints.

Delhi is turning into a surveillance city, replete with CCTV cameras, under the guise of protecting women. But are women any safer than before?

The situation of technical interns in Japan was already hard. For many, the situation has now become desperate.

Though at opposite ends of the spectrum in their COVID-19 performances, both countries are feeling pressure to find a way to live with the virus.

For China, the establishment of banks in Nigeria presents an opportunity to further integrate itself with the financial systems of the African continent.