Features

From Tawang to Taiwan, assessing the geopolitical rivalry and geostrategic competition.

To evaluate whether Wellington’s shift toward tighter defense cooperation is truly abandoning a long-held tradition, first we must ask what an “independent foreign policy” really means.

It seems unlikely Trump 2.0 would upend security structures in the region. In trade and commerce, however, Trump's potential return has Asian officials and observers hugely worried. 

Reports of arson attacks and the mass displacement of Rohingya civilians in western Myanmar are being used as rhetorical weapons in the country's civil war.

A look at where the PLA’s cutting-edge aircraft programs – from the J-XD to J-20 upgrades and the mysterious H-20 stealth bomber – stand. 

With a divided government, what are the prospect for President Lai's defense agenda?

“One way or another, our journalists will do what matters.” 

The ruling MPP has the advantage in polling, but domestic grievances could help opposition parties gain seats.

A number of factors, including perceived electoral irregularities, a lack of genuine competition, and disenchantment with local governance, has eroded public trust in the electoral process.

Modi's BJP lost its majority, meaning it will be heavily dependent on allies this term.

Beijing is mobilizing a new generation of heroes and potential future martyrs to secure victory in its battle for global power and prestige.

The China Coast Guard is expanding its reach in the Pacific, part of a broader campaign to increase Beijing’s security role in the region.