Diplomacy & Crisis News

Given Thailand and Cambodia’s close ties with China, it is necessary to assess how Beijing views the conflict and how its influence could shape the outcome. 

The fire has stirred emotions that will not be easily contained.

Pakistan has stabilized under the latest IMF program. But can it break the crisis-bailout cycle once and for all?

Setting aside the conspiracy theories, the controversy exposes flaws in the legislature’s mechanisms for consulting and informing the public.

The appointment follows a recent trend of the Modi-Shah duo opting for low-profile leaders for key posts.

The West’s new movement to revive liberalism still lacks an international agenda.

An effort needs to be made to comprehend and counteract the political ideas, narratives, and movements that work like acid to erode social trust and encourage hate, division, and this week’s horrific violence.

Thirty-nine years after the protests that helped pave the way for Kazakhstan’s independence, the way the day is commemorated is quietly changing.

The paradoxical and selective U.S. posture of simultaneous disengagement and selective involvement evident in the new NSS could be particularly concerning for India.

Unique among those countries subject to travel bans by the U.S. earlier this year, restrictions on the issuance of nonimmigrant visas to Turkmen citizens have been lifted.

It’s time to finally reform—or risk irrelevance.

A coalition of more than 30 countries has approved a compensation body for assessing Ukrainian reparation claims.

Behind the parades, recruits face long deployments, strict rules, and limited opportunities.

Sanae Takaichi’s massive spending program could be a risky political win.

Three stress tests will define 2026: intra-ASEAN conflict and cohesion, the geoeconomic squeeze, and climate resilience. Can the bloc survive the increased pressure?

Brussels is trying to convince holdouts to support a novel plan to use billions of Moscow’s money to aid Ukraine.

Short-term waivers are a start, but Congress must act on the full repeal Syria needs to rebuild.

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The agency will be empowered to issue hundreds of billions of dollars in new loans to foreign countries.

After the attack on Australia’s Jewish community, the government is undertaking the biggest overhaul of national gun laws since 1996. Critics say it's a deflection from the real issue: antisemitism.