Diplomacy & Crisis News

Amid the current conflict in the Middle East, President Lee said that "the need for cooperation between our nations has grown even greater."

Palestinians must lead the rebuilding of the strip.

And how America can avoid playing into their hands.

The Hormuz oil crisis has exacerbated a long-standing problem, heaping pressure on Prime Minister Anutin's government to address the ongoing “national oil heist.”

Whether or not it was serious, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa's suggestion is a sign of how far the norm of freedom of peaceful navigation has been eroded by the Iran war.

The party's platform clings to the U.S. alliance while ignoring its own commitment to self-reliance and the opportunities of the Asia-Pacific.

As in 2025, Sara Duterte is accused of betraying public trust, misusing government funds, and plotting to assassinate the First Family.

Karim Sadjadpour on the extended cease-fire and continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

The truce is hanging by a thread despite Trump’s extension.

Reopening the Druzhba pipeline was the final hurdle stopping Budapest from ending its opposition.

As U.S.-Iran talks falter, the political and economic risks are rising for Islamabad.

India’s energy security hinges on breaking its dependence on fossil fuels.

Insights from Eyck Freymann.

The selection process for António Guterres’s successor begins with a grilling for four contenders.

Despite the campaign rhetoric, so far, there are no concrete signs of a rapprochement with Taiwan by Honduras’ new government.

A country insulates itself from China at its own peril, at least economically. The road to making America great again must go through Beijing.

Closing Suwung landfill is the right decision. But the government has yet to provide sustainable alternatives for Bali's waste.