Hillary Clinton

Burma pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi says she intends to compete in parliamentary elections.

European nations will have to get used to the U.S. paying more attention to Asia, says Sir Malcolm Rifkind. It doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

A panel discussion in New Delhi underscores the ongoing questions about the longevity of reforms in Burma.

Burma may welcome the thaw in U.S. ties marked by Hillary Clinton’s visit. But its interests still lay with China.

Burma may welcome the thaw in U.S. ties marked by Hillary Clinton’s visit. But its interests still lay with China.

History will be made with Hillary Clinton’s visit to Burma. But will the trip be a success?

Better use of the U.S. Air Force is the most cost-effective and flexible approach to boosting the American presence in the Asia-Pacific.

China’s muted response to U.S. criticism over the South China Sea and the yuan surprised some. Can it last?

The best approach to China’s increased maritime assertiveness is to reinforce U.S. military alliances in Asia. It’s the most cost-effective way, too.

The United States hopes that a combination of trade and infrastructure can help steer Afghanistan away from unrest – and Russia.

A trilateral conference this month highlighted the possibilities – and limits – to Turkey’s new Central Asia diplomacy drive.

Hillary Clinton’s trip to Central Asia was a welcome effort to encourage regional integration to help stabilize Afghanistan. But it’s only a start.