Diplomacy & Crisis News

“Climate disruption is the most significant strategic threat Australia faces,” writes a former Australian Defense Force chief. ”This is a moment for clear-eyed reckoning.”

Building an independent defense industry does not mean going it alone.

The China Coast Guard has apparently established a regular presence in the waters east of Taiwan, asserting Beijing’s jurisdictional claim.

How to build a world order with leaders who prefer Trump to Carney.

Tokyo's Manila diplomacy linked ASEAN security cooperation to a wider Indo-Pacific network stretching to the Pacific Islands.

Delhi Police and the Rapid Action Force, which unleashed the violence on student protesters, fall under the direct jurisdiction of Home Minister Amit Shah.

An overreliance on China is one issue.

After oil refineries and cargo ships, Ukraine is now taking out Russian e-commerce.

Tokayev's call for peace talks came alongside remarks on Kazakhstan's enduring strategic cooperation and alliance with Russia.

Myanmar follows Beijing's lead in amending anti-scam laws as crime syndicates shift operations.

A recent bilateral exchange hinted that Jakarta is taking a greater interest in its Austronesian cousin on the other side of the Indian Ocean.

From election debates to AI‑manipulated content, audiences in both countries rely on legacy media for credibility while increasingly consuming politics through fast, visual, and creator‑driven formats.

The South China Sea ran a distant second.

The case for a strategic investment fund.

How China is normalizing its control.

How to beat China on clean power.

The death of a child during an experimental gene-editing trial renews questions about biotech ethics and ambitions.

Trump is bolstering an aspiring autocrat’s political fortunes.

The leaders of Ukraine and Israel both came to Washington to curry U.S. favor.

Insights from Paul H. B. Chang.