Diplomacy & Crisis News

Unlike Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram are not opposed to the Protected Area Permit given their concerns over the influx of refugees and rebels from Myanmar.

Beijing’s strategy to seize the new frontiers of power.

The president’s veto had to do with mounting opposition to his policy of detente.

America and the Gulf must work together on artificial intelligence.

Three major areas of strategic concern were discussed in Delhi: defense purchases, nuclear power generation and space technology.

With the search for MH370 set to resume on December 30, China has approved its first compensation claim involving the doomed aircraft.

More than four years after its establishment, the country's opposition government has come under increasing pressure to reform.

The National Defense Authorization Act would limit Hegseth’s ability to reduce U.S. troops in Europe and Asia, among other measures.

Regional leaders warn that the decades-long feud could trigger widespread instability across Southeast Asia.

Meera Gopal joins host Tushar Shetty to examine the outcomes of COP30 in Belém, Brazil and the implications for South Asia.

The waters may have let up, but an aid crisis continues.

Half as long as his previous administration’s NSS, Trump’s newly revealed strategy is perhaps the clearest (though still confusing) outline of the U.S. president’s worldview.

A high-ranking Thai military official has announced that the army plans to "render Cambodia militarily ineffective for a long time."

The new U.S. National Security Strategy is a moral and strategic disaster.

The MAGA revolution in U.S. foreign policy brings good news and bad.

The potential is growing for China-Japan tensions to escalate into an actual armed clash. 

The President’s invocation of the Monroe Doctrine is rhetorically satisfying but carries real risks.

“Xi Jinping himself – ideologically and politically – was committed to a form of totalitarian rule. And he was skillful enough, ruthless enough to bring it about.”

The plan codifies demands for Japan to spend more on defense and increase its capabilities – efforts Japanese officials say are already underway.

President Claudia Sheinbaum has eroded a key legal tool used to ensure environmental justice.