Diplomacy & Crisis News

A look at the bilateral relationship, and its future direction.

Real reform in the water sector means building a system that makes corruption harder to commit, easier to detect, and less rewarding for those who might try.

Don't underestimate the China-Russia partnership; Beijing and Moscow have already cooperated in ways that seemed unthinkable not long ago.

They may have locked up a popular and powerful activist. But this will only convince more Baloch that there is no space for political protest or dissent.

Investigators allege that four individuals deliberately concealed the actual end-user of servers thought to contain advanced Nvidia AI chips.

The convenient fiction of continued menace.

The limits of "America first" in Africa.

The Indonesian state has a long history of inserting itself into the economy in ways that have made investors uneasy.

The growing global instability and uncertainty will likely influence the future trajectory of the South China Sea disputes.

AL, the perpetrator of the crime, was just 12 years of age at the time of her mother’s murder.

In late May, the military announced that it had transferred the 81-year-old former leader from prison to house arrest.

The disasters exposed Delcy Rodríguez’s weak grasp on power.

The White House hopes that annual reviews will curb the United States’ trade deficit with Mexico and Canada.

The two countries announce a “new era” in ties during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s trip.

Addis Ababa’s debt relief process has highlighted divisions in the global financial system.

Every new generation of microchips uses more energy, water, and toxic chemicals than the last – with Taiwan and South Korea bearing over 90 percent of the burden.

Reports of NATO’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.

While the latest Japan-South Korea defense ministers’ meeting shows an obvious trajectory of rapprochement between the two neighbors, it also exposes certain boundaries in their defense cooperation.

A recent spat might be the final nail in the coffin of the trans-Atlantic far right.

The fallout from the Iran conflict and the approaching U.S. midterms may change Trump’s calculations.