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South Korea is clearly ambitious about seizing potential economic and strategic opportunities from Arctic shipping. But the Arctic is also a geopolitical minefield.

In its relentless attacks on Liberal Party MP, the One Nation party’s contempt for the rule of law is on full display. 

The CDP-Komeito alliance is breaking apart. But a return to resistance-oriented politics may not be the answer for Japan's opposition.

This year, as Kyrgyzstan was busy showcasing its culture to the world, foreign countries were competing for the attention of locals.

Over the last five years, as AUKUS has taken shape, the dynamics behind regional security have continued to evolve.

An American and six Ukrainians were arrested under the UAPA in March. They have now been charged under the less stringent Immigration and Foreigners Act instead.

Bertha Chan explains how Google seeks to mitigate risk while pushing forward the frontiers of AI.

BAPS, a sect close to India’s ruling BJP, asked for women staff to be kept away from the iconic tourist site when its monks visited.

The past year has seen considerable steps forward in the country's relationships with Singapore and Indonesia.

Min Aung Hlaing leaves Phnom Penh after a two-day visit aimed at shoring up his regime's regional legitimacy.

Last week, UNESCO released a report detailing the extensive damage caused to the World Heritage Site by Thai military attacks.

Agreements are reached to facilitate meetings between leaders ahead of multilateral summits, but often don't move much beyond that.

Naypyidaw is seeking the replacement of Kyaw Moe Tun, who pledged his loyalty to the opposition after the 2021 coup.

In the context of ongoing transformations to the economy, society, and military, China’s current strategy is particularly alarming, and potentially transformational.

The organization’s smaller members can use a China-India-Russia-dominated forum without becoming subordinate to any single major power. 

Breaking down the denuclearization debate from both sides: North Korea and the United States.

New Delhi need not match Beijing militarily to impose disproportionate strategic costs.

MJDA is much like the Cold War’s CENTO and is likely to be just as impactful.

There are multiple different sign languages – some of which are not easily intelligible to deaf people.

Economic cooperation in the Asia-Pacific has been the key driver of peace since 1952.