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The painter was one of 14,000-plus men, women, and children who were sent to S-21 between 1975 and 1979 – and one of just a handful to survive.

Accidents, the ‘normalization’ of law enforcement and integration into a sphere of influence

The administration made moves on drones, cyberwarfare, and ship building.

From Indonesia to Africa and Oceania, China is enlisting foreign countries to support its increasingly strict interpretation of the One China principle.

The city-state’s ties with Israel have been built on a history that very few other Asian countries can boast. But Singapore can still say "no."

The exercise highlighted increasing tensions in the waters east of Taiwan, which are also close to Japan and the Philippines.

Japarov claimed he changed his mind once he realized Tashiev is “not ready.”

The Arctic and Antarctic are reshaping both the global climate and the geopolitical chessboard. Yet India remains absent from the tables where polar futures are decided. 

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The incident reveals Beijing’s growing efforts to assert authority over Tibetan Buddhism – including in other countries.

Five years after the Taliban’s return, the Afghan resistance is growing but so is the fear of Pakistan’s shadow.

The international community assumed that governing would change the Taliban. The Taliban, however, viewed government as a means of transforming society according to their ideology.

How the Taliban turned Afghanistan into a country where half the population has been ordered to disappear.

Pakistan would surely try to rally the group and invoke the pact in some form in the event of tensions with India.

Vigilante mobs are attacking transgender people as the government takes steps to codify anti-LGBTQ+ attitudes into law.

To Lam's four-day trip marked a new high-water mark in the relationship between Hanoi and Canberra.

Bangkok has reaffirmed its commitment to the security relationship and denied a report that it was prepared to link military cooperation to ongoing trade talks.

Hormuz and the new geography of energy power.

How to support the movement resisting the Taliban’s extremism.

If the row over India’s proposed amendment of the FCRA persists alongside other irritants, the trade deal will remain in limbo for the foreseeable future.