Diplomacy

Based on the official read-outs from both sides, it seems Wendy Sherman’s trip to China didn’t go much beyond repeating lengthy lists of concern.

The Maldives has begun to realize a mutually beneficial relationship with India, and the Solih government means to maintain it despite a growing rhetoric stirring anti-India sentiments.

Cooperation in Afghanistan, the Indo-Pacific and countering COVID-19 are on the agenda of the bilateral talks.

Shared leadership on technological matters is crucial and cooler heads must prevail.

With Sherman already in the region, the U.S. confirmed she is adding China to her itinerary.

As the U.S. tightens ties with both Taiwan and Australia, it's time for Canberra and Taipei to do the same.

At a time when the two countries should be engaging more to resolve misunderstandings, they have recalled their ambassadors.

With news of a deal on the pipeline, Cruz isn’t getting what he wants. Will he finally let important diplomatic posts be filled?

A statement issued by the New Zealand government alleging Chinese state involvement in hacking goes much further than a simple, pro forma endorsement of the views of New Zealand’s allies.

The envoy sought to dispel the perception that Japan "is doing far better than Australia" in handling relations with China.

But the military's takeover has trapped foreign governments between dueling moral and diplomatic imperatives.