Opinion

The future of democracy hinges on inclusive partnerships among like-minded democracies and stakeholders. 

Centering Barbados’ decision to end ties with the British monarchy around China only underscores the problem: The U.K.'s lack of interest in Barbados and similar countries.

One year on from Myanmar's coup, things on the ground have moved on. It's time the international community does as well.

If North Korea conducted the recent missile tests in order to convince the U.S. to return to the negotiation table, Pyongyang should quickly change strategy.

The energy sector is in a good position to drive ASEAN's recovery and its transition to a greener economy.

A blue line was crossed; the international community must respond.

The coup has given way to potentially transformative negotiations aimed at the creation of a genuinely inclusive federal state.

A new report from the NGO Oxfam provides crucial context for the region's recent democratic decline.

The U.S. military and its civilian leaders are overemphasizing militarized responses to what is largely an economic and diplomatic challenge.

In China, the range of expensive foreign joint-ventures that have failed is legion. But there are many small success stories as well, and they are worth learning from.

Postulating a Chinese debt-trap scenario for Greenland runs counter to existing evidence, including Greenland’s trade interests, Denmark’s ongoing policies, and the growing role of the US.