Security

In the two decades since a new generation of insurgents revived the separatist cause, the Deep South has oscillated between piecemeal progress and eruptions of violence.

Devising a concrete plan to strengthen its self-defense capabilities and recalibrating its policy on North Korea would be top priorities for Seoul over the next two months.

The move was a direct response to the Philippines' enactment of two new laws aimed at strengthening the country's own maritime claims.

The enactment of the new legislation prompted the Chinese government to lodge a “stern protest” with Manila.

President Yoon faces legal and geopolitical conundrums in his plans for overseas military aid.

Over the last year, the autocratic regimes in Moscow and Pyongyang have increasingly intertwined their fates via ever deepening commitments and greater escalation.

Australia's proposed cap on international student enrollments is the latest headache for Indian higher education students looking to study abroad.

While Pakistan has always been India’s greatest security concern, China’s nuclear journey has played a considerable role in the evolution of its strategic outlook. 

The stories of three men jailed this year in Uzbekistan for taking part in Russia’s war in Ukraine together tell a tale of desperation and exploitation.

Japan and the United States are planning to complete development of the next-generation missile defense system by the 2030s.

The confusion surrounding the Arugam Bay incident underscores the complexities of Sri Lanka’s tourism industry and the geopolitics that have engulfed the island in recent years.

The country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Tel Aviv to ensure that no more Thai workers are sent to high-risk areas.