Diplomacy & Crisis News

The proposed rules would would bar minors from posting, sharing, or commenting on social media platforms.

Manila and Beijing continue to trade accusations about a series of clashes at two disputed features in the South China Sea last week.

A government feasibility study found what many already expected: that the project's financial returns did not justify the massive capital outlay.

Leader-level diplomacy gives the impression that the U.S. “trade war” has ended. That’s far from the truth.

Wang Wang has appeared on billboards around the world – visible proof that China’s censorship does have limits.

Yes, the Indo-Pacific leaders were absent for the second year in a row. But that’s not because of a lack of interest in the partnership.

Nippon Ishin has, through its alliance with Takaichi, exerted an influence on the Japanese government that far exceeds its parliamentary strength.

North Korea has modified its hierarchy of defense priorities by elevating the importance of the KPAN.

Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike supporting the Cockroach Janta Party’s demand for the education minister’s resignation. What did it achieve?

Excessive groundwater extraction by households and industry is one of the primary reasons for the city's subsidence.

Ma. Theresa Lazaro said that the bloc wants to see more progress on the implementation of the Five-Point Consensus for resolving the country's conflict.

The making and unmaking of American dominance.

Washington can win if it works with allies.

With the creation of a new refugee agency in January, the country has asserted its control over the processing of asylum-seekers.

An analysis of the political, legal, security, and geopolitical dimensions of the Rohingya crisis.

A recent state visit offers lessons for African governments on how to translate high-level diplomacy into industrial partnerships, value addition, and development outcomes.

Whether Han Dong-hoon and Jang Dong-hyuk mend ties will determine the future of South Korea’s main conservative party.

A broken system continues to push disposable plastic into one of the world’s most fragile mountain ecosystems.

Two of the countries best positioned to contribute to the G7’s expanded agenda remain outside the group’s permanent membership.

The reorientation – and restriction – of the city's once-vibrant civil society continues.