Hillary Clinton

India has a delicate balancing act with the United States and Iran. Can it look after its business interests?

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s trip to India may not garner quite the same headlines her China trip did. But Iran ensures the visit may still be tricky.

The Chen Guangcheng case, Cambodian landmines and some unusual teaching props in Indian schools. The Week in Asia rounds up the news you might have missed.

As the Chen Guangcheng drama unfolds, Truman National Security fellow Michael Lieberman offers his take.

As the Chen Guangcheng drama unfolds, Truman National Security fellow Michael Lieberman offers his take.

Rights activist Chen Guangcheng has left the U.S. Embassy. But reports raise as many questions as answers.

The case of blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is another thorn in the side of U.S.-China ties.

The Obama administration should avoid doing the same thing over again and expecting different results. A conditional peace treaty would help break the cycle.

Aung San Suu Kyi and her party were expected to do well. What’s surprising is that they were allowed to.

Aung San Suu Kyi and her party were expected to do well. What’s surprising is that they were allowed to.

Hillary Clinton’s visit to the Middle East was aimed at tackling Iran and Syria. But was she too aggressive?

The signs of reform in Burma are clear. But is the country changing too quickly – and will it be exploited by outsiders?