Diplomacy & Crisis News

The 1826 Congress of Panama sought to resist the predations of great powers. It was as relevant then as it is now.

“This is our time to decide what AI looks like here in Australia,” Prime Minister Albanese said.

From floods to heatwaves, cascading climate disasters expose mounting vulnerabilities demanding coordinated scientific and policy responses.

Insights from Orlando J. Pérez

Rodrigo Duterte’s prosecution at the International Criminal Court shows why U.S. officials should be worried.

Controversy is raging over how – and how much – to shave the prosecutors’ inordinate powers.

India’s diplomatic outreach to the Taliban has increased tremendously over the last year.

The need to support elderly parents, particularly in rural areas, is an underappreciated factor in China's declining birth rate.

Ukraine’s attacks have unleashed a crisis—but don’t expect repercussions for the regime.

Fees for passage through the strait are likely inevitable.

A biopic on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra puts the spotlight on thousands of enforced disappearances and secret cremations carried out by the Punjab Police.

Operation Shaban is in response to a deadly terrorist attack on July 7 in the Mangi Dam area, which claimed the lives of 27 police personnel.

Ten years on, the Philippines is stepping up its defense plans in the South China Sea.

Mark Carney and Mark Rutte offer competing visions for the future of the trans-Atlantic alliance.

This time, anti-Americanism is different.

Beijing’s risky bet against the West.

With the latest rules, Beijing hopes to rein in a booming industry.

The region has shown real evidence of resilience.

Pressure from Gulf leaders prompted Trump to abandon proposed tolls.

Why Bahrain and Kuwait have become Tehran’s preferred targets.