Diplomacy & Crisis News

The proposed acquisition of the decommissioned Italian aircraft carrier Giuseppe Garibaldi is out of step with the country's main defense priorities.

New Delhi has announced the reopening of its embassy in Kabul and a slew of new projects in Afghanistan.

With the elevation of the standing member of the Secretariat, the Communist Party of Vietnam is restructuring its top leadership while keeping collective rule intact.

The contentious polls are scheduled to be held in several phases beginning on December 28.

The Indian defense minister’s visit to Canberra underscores that New Delhi is committed to building ties with its Indo-Pacific partners.

The fight against corruption is a strong point for the NPP government. Economic relief remains a struggle.

Takaichi inherits a precarious LDP minority government. Her relationship with Trump may prove decisive.

Who is the militant said to have been killed by a Pakistani strike? And how would his death impact the TTP?

The Fata’an tribal community wants to remain in its ancestral home during the rebuilding process. 

The TikTok deal marks a decisive moment in the tech cold war.

One minister made the explosive allegation that transnational criminal syndicates are bringing cyber-scam centers to Timor-Leste.

China touts its progress on gender equality, but its approach to feminist activism tells a different story.

“As the U.N. approaches its 80th anniversary, Mongolia has a timely opportunity to contribute to global reform while reinforcing its democratic institutions.”

India, which prefers a parliamentary system, and China, which favors a strong executive in Nepal, will be watching closely.

While Taiwan has long emphasized deterrence, its military planning increasingly focuses on resilience – the ability to withstand an attack.

The Philippines is becoming a regional nexus for defense integration involving U.S. allies from around the globe.

Trade is climbing, but the EU’s stance with respect to recognition for the Taliban is clear.

China’s latest export controls affect not only raw materials, but also equipment, technology, and assemblies manufactured abroad using Chinese technology. 

Pyongyang’s cyber activities are no longer a peripheral concern but a central component of its broader geopolitical strategy.

Border closures and an exodus of migrant workers threaten economic and social destabilization.