Diplomacy

The Chinese tech giant is at the center of a sprawling investigation into accusations of bribery and illicit lobbying to promote Huawei’s interests within European institutions.

Bangladesh is looking to rebalance its diplomacy in the post-Hasina era, but it’s not going all in on China, either.

If leaked documents listing active and terminated projects are accurate, almost all USAID programs in Central Asia have been cut. 

Authoritarian consolidation might have accelerated border deal-making on the paper, but it may also impede deal-making on the ground.

While officials say the decision is driven by the need to improve internet connectivity to benefit Bangladeshis, it is likely also aimed at winning Musk’s favor.

Beijing's outreach builds relationships with prominent Muslim organizations, while influencing the narratives about China's treatment of its own Muslim minorities.

Now that the U.S. is siding with Russia, where does that leave Central Asia? 

Insights from Yan Chang Bennett.

Tashkent’s transition from a security-oriented approach to a pragmatic, economy-first foreign policy in relation to Kabul is most evident in its engagement in northern Afghanistan.

A discussion on religious freedom abroad invariably circled back to the present political turmoil in the United States under the second Trump administration.

The meeting in Tokyo pledged increased economic cooperation, but security issues continued to loom large.

Beijing’s success in peeling off Taiwan’s diplomatic partners requires a reevaluation of Taipei’s strategy toward its remaining partners.