Diplomacy & Crisis News

India and the U.K. have signed a statement of intent to cooperate in designing and developing electric propulsion systems for the Indian Navy.

India must be worried that the securitization of South Asia has helped China, Turkiye, and other powers find new defense partnerships in its neighborhood.

Rather than challenging regulatory barriers, Nippon Steel addressed political concerns through binding legal commitments – all within the realm of private commercial law.

Trump and the troubled history of trying to turn back the clock.

The event brought needed urgency to the degradation of mountain environments, but questions remain about implementation of its recommendations.

Central Asia's two largest economies have an opportunity to lean into regional cooperation, seizing the initiative to build sovereign, strategic, and sustainable resource policies.

The recent deportation of around 180 Taiwanese nationals to China highlights the closeness of Cambodia-China relations – and the shortcomings of Phnom Penh’s anti-fraud campaign.

Ramaphosa’s treatment at the White House cemented that the U.S. is writing itself out of the continent’s future.

Following disappointing returns in the May 12 election, the Philippine leader has promised "“renewed alignment, faster execution, and a results-first mindset.”

The visit also saw the signing of a major deal for the purchase of 20 Airbus planes by the budget Vietnamese airline VietJet.

The Islamic Republic, like the monarchy that preceded it, views access to the full nuclear fuel cycle as a right.

Provisions in Trump's tax package are the latest in a global crackdown on nonprofits.

China will reap the benefits.

How does Paris think about the region?

Malaysia's PM Anwar Ibrahim said there are “vast opportunities" for closer economic cooperation amid the uncertainties attending the shift in U.S. trade policy.

The Lao civil society leader disappeared at a police checkpoint in 2012. Foreign governments should not allow his memory to fade.

Ongoing fears of student espionage are largely unfounded.

International agencies have criticized the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation for politicizing humanitarian assistance.

A more flexible force can be a stronger deterrent in a crisis.

Unlike the more closed and proprietary model prevalent in the U.S., China’s approach leverages state support and open-source infrastructure to accelerate collective progress.