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As the Durban conference on climate change continues, does the debate over a carbon tax in Australia offer any useful lessons for gathered delegates?

Talk of U.S.-India-Australia axis is undoubtedly prompted by China. But is there any substance behind it?

A major conference in Cambodia considering progress on efforts to ban landmines showed mixed progress.

India will have been paying close attention to parliamentary elections in Russia. The two countries have plenty of shared defense, strategic and nuclear interests.

The U.S., China, Russia and Israel all have reasons for not wanting to negotiate a settlement to the Iran nuclear crisis. So does Tehran.

China’s PLA has often kept a low profile in the nation’s politics. But its influence over policy may be growing.

India is a natural defense ally for the United States. It’s modernizing military offers plenty of opportunities.

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.

The Diplomat speaks with Chile’s ambassador to the United States about his country’s plans in the Asia-Pacific.

If India is to be a major power it needs a defense industry base. Economic woe in the West is an opportunity.

If India is to be a major power it needs a defense industry base. Economic woe in the West is an opportunity.