Hillary Clinton

As China rises, Singapore indicates it’s determined that the U.S. should have a strong role in Southeast Asia.

The unrest in Syria has underscored a broader Middle East game being played between the United States, Russia and China.

Despite the talk of help from North Korea, Burma has too much to lose by pursuing a nuclear weapons program.

Signs that Burma’s economy is opening aren’t just good news for Western firms hoping to make some money – democracy in the country could depend on it.

With signs that Burma’s government may be genuinely reforming, long-exiled media organizations are starting to believe the time is right to head home.

The government in Burma appears to be making some progress on human rights. Hillary Clinton should take the chance to press it over the country’s forgotten minority children.

The risk of a dangerous misunderstanding following the death of Kim Jong-il is real. The U.S. should propose secret talks with Beijing on how to move forward.

The killing of 24 Pakistani soldiers in a U.S. air attack has left the U.S. more dependent on Uzbekistan. But is Tashkent a reliable – or advisable – partner?

China’s soft power is widely talked about. But the country’s leaders will need to show flexibility to make it work.

Hillary Clinton’s visit to Burma has raised the question of whether a trip to North Korea could one day be on the cards.

Without Pakistan and a Taliban presence, the Bonn conference on Afghanistan was always going to struggle. A conflicted U.S. policy doesn’t help.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s trip to Burma is history. But how do the U.S. and Burma move forward?