Russia

The Islamic State’s South Asia branch complicates regional efforts to move Afghanistan toward peace.

With all the quiet chaos beneath the surface in Moscow, Beijing seems poised to benefit.

There’s no proverbial smoking Kalashnikov, but American officials continue to suggest Russia is arming the Taliban.

Rational self-interest and energy security are more important than Western politics for US allies in Northeast Asia.

“It is up to Russia," said Kyrgyz President Jeenbekov in reference to suggestions that Moscow open a second base in the country.

The Kremlin's balanced Koreas policy contrasts with that of its two great power peers, China and the United States.

Putin announced a new high-yield intercontinental-range cruise missile purportedly capable of penetrating any missile defense system.

Russian attempts to punish perceived Indian transgressions could have serious impact on their relationship.

New Delhi is deftly decoupling its connectivity-centric policy in Iran from its increased engagement with Washington.

To be frank, Saudi Arabia is setting a steady course, Russia is falling behind, and China will benefit no matter what.

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization recently added India and Pakistan. Could Iran be next?

Moscow lacks a coherent policy plan for Asia and lags behind on regional engagement.