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The PLA’s military expansion is steadily chipping away at one of Australia’s principal defensive assets: geography. 

Recent survey data suggest that many Taiwanese fear that Taiwan’s interests could be overlooked or sacrificed as Washington and Beijing seek to stabilize their relationship.

The merger is the latest step in the consolidation – or rebranding – of power under President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The names change; the system stays the same. 

Drones are the centerpiece of the bilateral cooperation. The two countries are also discussing manufacture of military hardware in Bangladesh.

Since its neighbors rely on unregulated river flows, any unilateral Afghan attempt to develop water infrastructure is perceived as a threat, risking regional destabilization.

A new book examines the life of Douglas Latchford, a British antiquities trader who was responsible for the mass looting of Cambodia's Angkorian heritage.

Min Zin, the head of a prominent Myanmar-focused think-tank, has been accused of "endangering China’s national security."

As Phnom Penh cracks down on cyber-fraud operations, Chinese criminal syndicates are hastily seeking out more accommodating jurisdictions.

The Xi administration has been slow to adapt to its ally’s developments, and this summit represented an attempt to reset relations.

He's the main driving force behind Pakistan’s image overhaul and at the forefront of Pakistan’s mediation in the Iran crisis. But who, exactly, is Asim Munir?

The new "comprehensive strategic partnership" between Tbilisi and Beijing tells us more about Georgian Dream's political anxieties than about any genuine deepening of bilateral ties.

While TNI’s past counterterrorism involvement has proved beneficial, it is important not to overlook how a further expansion of its role could complicate existing efforts.

What happens next will determine whether the island is a temporary refuge for foreign cybercriminals or becomes part of Asia’s cybercrime infrastructure.

The ongoing conflict between the two member states is a direct challenge to the Southeast Asian bloc's founding purpose.

Beijing’s campaign against Tokyo is unlike anything seen before.

The country's Department of Foreign Affairs said that the sanctions against Gilberto Teodoro Jr. are “an unfriendly act" that "further complicates" bilateral relations.

A quiet revision to Chongryon’s platform carries significant implications for Tokyo.

The attack on the popular tourist attraction in central Bangkok killed 20 people and injured around 120 more.

Two neighbors, one alliance, and a great deal of uncertainty.

While the U.S. remains the dominant partner in AUKUS, closer collaboration between Canberra and London will be vital to its success.