Arab Spring

In Cyber War Will Not Take Place, Thomas Rid argues that cyber attacks will bring peace.

Events in Egypt are proving to be every bit as complicated for Beijing as they are for the US.

The Diplomat spoke with the Pakistani hosts of BBC Urdu’s first TV program.

David Cohen offers possible reasons behind China’s efforts at Middle East peace.

Although sharing many of the same problems as Arab societies, the Arab Spring never arrived in Beijing. Why?

“There is a point at which non-interference becomes complicity in mass murder.”

Assad’s fall will not be the disaster for Tehran that many envision. The Islamic Republic has adapted before and will do so again.

Assad’s chemical weapons risk turning Syria’s tragedy into something even more dreadful.

China’s Muslims have followed events in Egypt closely. Can Beijing adapt to their needs while maintaining control?

Tom Engelhardt on the lessons Washington can’t draw from the failure of the military option

Last year was a tough one for Chinese dissidents. With the Communist Party keen for stability as the leadership transition unfolds, 2012 could well be worse.

The Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street protests may have captured the headlines. But don’t forget about Asia.