Mutual dislike for the U.S.-led order has brought Russia and China together.

India and the United States took a major leap with the successful conclusion of the first-ever 2+2 dialogue.

Both Japan and India may be best served by their existing alignment instead of pursuing an alliance.

A new tool helps rank Asian states by their relative and absolute power rankings across a variety of measures.

The United States needs to rethink how it approaches international order.

How can the United States lead without categorically opposing China’s international role and leadership?

The United States did not undertake the difficult and expensive steps necessary to prevent the economic and military rise of China.

The concert of the Indo-Pacific can consult on a range of issues, but what will their next concrete steps be?

Realizing the full potential of the new Major Defense Partner status means acting now.

Trump has created a global power vacuum. Is Beijing ready to fill it?

Trump's visit merely papered over the cracks of the huge issues dividing the two superpowers.

Cooperation between the United States, Japan, Australia, and India is here to stay.

Insights from Jamie Fly.

India's moves against China at Doklam reflect its value as a partner to the United States in preserving global order.

The Diplomat's Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran discuss the 2016 U.S. general election.

The United States has spooked a rising Pacific power before.