Russian invasion of Ukraine

Singapore's stance reflects its own perception of vulnerability and its concern for the fate of the world's small states.

Using COVID-19 vaccines as a tool of coercion is counterproductive and dangerous.

In 2022, Central Asia was supposed to see slight growth in remittances. Thanks to Russia’s war in Ukraine, remittances are expected to drop dramatically instead.

While the economic fallout from the war and ensuing sanctions is hard to predict, it is likely to be significant.

New Delhi has sought to navigate between expressing veiled concern for the Russian invasion and maintaining an important strategic and security relationship.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has drawn comparisons to China's own threat to invade Taiwan to bring what it considers a wayward province under its control.

The allowing of a rally in support of Ukraine contrasts sharply with the lack of permission granted last month for a rally to commemorate the victims of the January unrest in Kazakhstan.

Mongolia is carefully supporting a peaceful dialogue between Russia and Ukraine, while focusing on protection of civilians.

All of us who have our liberty must do better in ending the nightmares of people under assault, wherever they are.

Does Kazakhstan owe Russia a “debt” for Moscow’s help in January? And what should we make of Kazakhstan’s neutral position on the unfolding conflict in Ukraine?

Russia's invasion has exposed the country's vulnerability to shocks in the global energy markets.

There are clear differences between India and the rest of the Quad, but it is also evident they are willing to work together to resolve those differences.