Diplomacy & Crisis News

A unique discipline system has helped the party endure.

The country is collapsing even as its regime survives.

Despite the thaw, India-China rivalry remains inevitable.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen floats making Canada the bloc’s first associate member.

War-fueled inflation remains too high, the U.S. central bank said, requiring the first hike in three years.

Ahead of January elections, Bola Tinubu is pulling out all the stops to stem insecurity.

Ahead of the first State Duma elections since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, few are left to speak for peace.

The MAGA movement has been a source of hope and headaches for Myanmar’s Christian diaspora and the rebels they support.

Human rights organizations are speaking out after five Kazakh activists were convicted for an alleged plan to seize the presidential residence in Astana.

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New policies against online “vulgarity” target free speech.

Hinduism may not be as well-defined and creedal as Christianity or Islam, but it is not a meaningless label either. It refers to a real idea.

Xi and Putin in Delhi made the headlines. The declaration tells the real story of India's multi-alignment and why Europe should welcome it.

Siddhant Kishore joins host Tushar Shetty to examine the BRICS summit in New Delhi and the strategic realignment underway across Asia.

Insights from Verineia Codrean.

And the complicated geopolitics of slowing down the technology’s development.

Beijing has opened its enormous market to African exports. Whether that helps the continent move up global value chains is another question.

In the first Central Asia-South Korea leaders summit, energy and critical minerals were top of the agenda. 

Southeast Asia might end up hosting substantial computing capacity without developing a correspondingly deep AI economy.