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When it comes to India, a stark contrast emerges when comparing Abdulla Yameen’s current campaign rhetoric with his previous actions as president. 

On January 18, prominent advocate Dil Mohammed was abducted from a Rohingya camp in No Man’s Land. He has not been heard from since.

As the need for humanitarian aid grew, Japanese citizens continued to send Bogdan Parkhomenko – a Ukrainian with strong ties to Japan – goods and money, asking him to share with those in need. 

How committed India is to its relationship with Southeast Asia will depend in large part on how committed it is to globalization in general.

Chaos erupted after Imran Khan's arrest. His release brought an uneasy calm, but the stage is set for a more serious clash.

Three parallel regional processes are trying to deal with the Myanmar crisis. They risk undermining each other. 

China has invested heavily in a large force of modern military helicopters, so its military strategists are watching closely as Russia's helicopter fleet takes massive damage.

In a landmark ruling, Nepal’s Supreme Court demanded that the government take action to recognize same-sex marriage.

Whatever the result, this week's election is unlikely to resolve the contradiction that has produced a state of rolling crisis in the country's politics.

The coming political transition in the island territory will have national and international consequences.

Five people who braved bullets and landmines to make it to safety share their stories with The Diplomat.

Japan may not be located in the North Atlantic, but it and NATO are natural partners with increasingly overlapping interests and with much to offer each other.