Diplomacy & Crisis News

Kazakhstan and its neighbors continue to balance their ties with Washington alongside their deep economic and security links with Russia and China.

When China sanctioned units of Hanwha Ocean for its shipbuilding activities in the U.S., Washington's response was a welcome change.

A seemingly offhand remark from Trump signals the return – at least rhetorically – of an idea once proposed and dismissed by both Washington and Beijing.

At a time when saving water has become a matter of vital importance, it is no less crucial to monitor how the allocated funds are used.

The decision will have major implications for the South Korea-U.S. alliance and beyond. 

The new government has tried to woo businesses, but it will take more than tax cuts and easy loans to convince them to make long-term bets.

Workers trade off their health and welfare for a precarious living.

Duterte's lawyers content that the court did not initiate a full-fledged investigation until after the Philippines withdrew from the court in 2019.

American strategists should think more like social scientists.

Israel cannot destroy its way to peace.

Myanmar's military junta has used the bloc's procedures to silence calls for accountability made by the organization's newest member state.

The former U.S. and Soviet air base has been a central location for empires for thousands of years. Does Trump truly understand its significance?

La gauche, fracturée et absente du second tour de l'élection présidentielle, quitte le pouvoir après vingt ans de domination. Derrière la victoire du candidat Rodrigo Paz, face à son concurrent Jorge « Tuto » Quiroga, une stratégie : le « capitalisme pour tous ». Et une profonde mutation (…) / Bolivie, Socialisme, Élections, Néolibéralisme, État

Taiwan’s T-Dome is designed to protect the island from missile strikes, aerial incursions, and potential amphibious operations.

It has identified over 36,000 sq km of mineral-rich land with a potential for 3,000 mines in the region. These could trigger conflict.

Orthodoxe et russophile, la petite province autonome moldave a le regard tourné vers l'est. Moscou voit en elle un avant-poste précieux sur le front occidental, et tâche d'y consolider son emprise. Mais d'autres puissances s'intéressent aussi à cette région carrefour, habituée aux influences (…) / Moldavie, Russie

Part of Wellington’s foreign policy reset seeks to reinforce ASEAN’s role in anchoring the wider region.

There are signs of a growing rift between the JuA and the TTP.

APEC has a lot to offer to the free and liberal international trade architecture.

When authoritarian regimes sever digital ties, silence becomes their most powerful weapon, and global apathy their most reliable ally.