Russia-Ukraine war

Unexploded cluster munitions in Laos are a reality check for Ukraine.

There is considerable evidence of an uptick in cyber conflict associated with the war, yet few significant cyber operations. Here’s what East Asia can learn from the conflict.

Netizens in Vietnam are pointing out the apparent U.S. hypocrisy on cluster munitions and human rights.

Africa's proposal for an end to the war is broadly similar to China's, but there are some important differences.

China's ambivalent stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine reflects its national interests, and is unlikely to significantly change.

If imports of Russian uranium are blocked by the U.S., Kazakhstan, already a top source, could stand to gain.

The agreements point to the advancing strategic convergence between the two pariah states.

The city-state was the one Southeast Asian nation to impose sanctions on Russia, but its enforcement of sanctions compliance has left much to be desired.

Li Hui said Russian and Ukrainian officials were open to peace negotiations, but he gave no indication they were any closer to happening.

The same circumstances that do not dissuade Tajik migrants from heading to Russia drive some Russians toward Kyrgyzstan and beyond.

The situation draws attention to the plight of vulnerable communities and the interconnectedness of geopolitical events.

Joe Wallen and Tushar Shetty tackle one of the world's greatest geopolitical conflicts, the Ukraine War, from a South Asian perspective.