Diplomacy & Crisis News

For a region facing complex environmental, demographic, and security challenges, a tailored and locally rooted SDG coordination mechanism is long overdue. 

The China-backed Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway has created a considerable debt burden for the Indonesian government.

If Central Asia is to build a resilient, inclusive, and adaptive economy, it must not retreat from agriculture – it must reimagine it.

The Chinese submarine will now be fitted with a Chinese-made diesel engine, in lieu of the German engines included in the original deal.

The idea that fighting terrorism and promoting women’s rights exist in separate arenas is a dangerous fiction.

With Trump imposing an additional 25 percent tariff, New Delhi faces some difficult choices.

Yet experts suggest that Moscow won’t bow to the White House’s threats.

Yet experts suggest that Moscow won’t bow to the White House’s threats.

Recent announcements by France, Britain, and Canada are mostly performative.

So far, it’s more signals than sanctions.

Moscow can challenge foreign navies under the waves.

Both sides are building up further firepower along the border.

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Recycling could provide India with a reliable source of the critical minerals needed to make lithium-ion batteries.

Pakistan is stepping up its deportations even as international funding for Afghan refugees and resettlement plummets.

In Xi’s China, two narratives exist in uneasy tension – one encouraging experimentation by local officials, the other doubling down on discipline.

As Myanmar’s military pushes forward with its plan to consolidate power through sham elections, the Trump administration may be looking to bring the junta in from the cold.

Intensifying China-U.S. trade tensions are reshaping EV supply chains across the Americas, redirecting Chinese investments toward more politically receptive markets like Brazil.

The Tianjin summit this year will be a a stress test for the group in three ways.

Beijing seeks to capitalize on the Trump administration's unpredictability to showcase its own leadership. Is it working?