Diplomacy & Crisis News

As China’s technological and military power continues to grow, the central issue is whether Beijing can accommodate a stable coexistence with India as an autonomous Asian power.

Its carefully worded statement does not condemn the military action. Indeed, it makes no mention of the U.S. at all.

Mustafizur’s removal from the IPL is a yorker to Bangladesh-India relations and regional stability. So much for cricket diplomacy. 

Despite the country's stagnant economy, the baht gained nearly 9 percent against the dollar over the course of 2025.

How Maduro’s capture could throw Latin America into tumult.

What the technology means for deterrence and war.

Investigators are puzzling over the Bondi Beach shooters' visit to Davao City.

The country also posted its highest-ever annual trade surplus with Washington, despite the US government's recent imposition of a 20 percent tariff.

Treating regional countries as vassal states will push them into China’s arms.

The international community appears powerless to address the attack.

The greatest beneficiaries of his actions may be America’s biggest rivals.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s “no new wars” mantra is officially over.

Delcy Rodríguez is an ambitious and skilled political operator. 

Debt and the economy will be among the chief challenges facing the Lao People's Revolutionary Party during its coming five-year term.

How is the U.S. operation to detain the Venezuelan president being perceived in Asia by allies and adversaries?

Pyongyang was slow in issuing a relatively tempered statement, but also turned a missile launch event into a tool for deterrence signaling.

Trump’s obsession with quick strikes and flashy successes is bad news for military readiness.

For more than two centuries, Tamil tea plantation workers in Sri Lanka have been trapped in poverty, enduring structural discrimination and hazardous conditions despite repeated promises of reform.

Tokayev proposed that the EAEU focus on artificial intelligence, logistics, digitalization, free trade, and global dialogue.

La prise de la ville d'Al-Fashir par les Forces de soutien rapide (FSR), le 26 octobre dernier, et les exactions qui l'ont accompagnée ont rappelé aux médias occidentaux l'existence et l'intensité de la guerre civile soudanaise. Souvent présenté comme le produit d'une rivalité entre deux chefs (…) / Soudan, Guerre civile, Golfe, Matières premières