East Asia

Between the proliferation of counterspace capabilities and intensifying geopolitical competition, space is a critical domain for Asian powers.

The government's plan to train more doctors has sparked controversy and a doctors' strike -- all in the middle of a global pandemic.

Experts in Beijing believe Abe got caught up in the unending hostility between Japan’s key ally, the U.S. and China, its largest trading partner -- just like in 2007

A new buzzword to describe red-light districts has been cropping up in official comments designed to give the impression that the pandemic is contained to certain areas.

China’s decision to centralize command of reserve forces signals that military restructuring is still ongoing. 

Wang Yi's trip to Europe had decidedly mixed results.

Recent conflicting statements by the Indian foreign minister and a U.S. deputy secretary of state provide little clarity about common future perceptions of the grouping.

The mass testing campaign has become another flashpoint over the city's interactions with the mainland.

Australian officials say Cheng Lei has been detained by Chinese authorities, but the reason has not been made clear.

Russia has viewed both India and China through the lens of its relationship with the West. And that may not be a bad thing in the future.

Looking at Europe-China ties since the 1990s it becomes clear that the recent tension is driven by deeper structural factors -- and is therefore likely to stick.

Her Friday announcement that she would ease restrictions on U.S. pork and beef imports led to a backlash from opposition politicians and local farmers.