Diplomacy & Crisis News

The Delhi Declaration made no mention of de-dollarization. But it did back trade in national currencies.

The country's civil wars have long attracted foreign nationals seeking adventure or driven by a mission. Are Russians the latest to join the fight?

The appointment of Suahasil Nazara, who has served as deputy finance minister since 2019, is intended to calm investors worried about Jakarta's fiscal profligacy.

Can these institutions threaten the entrenched conventional mega-banks that dominate the region’s financial landscape?

As oil prices rise, planned regional talks hit a snag.

FP’s editor in chief on the mood in Ukraine—and what it means for the future of war.

Hunting noncombatants from the sky is growing disturbingly common.

The lack of explanation – or a new launch date – suggests critical challenges, not just bad weather.

It was once unclear how Washington would defend Taipei—now it’s doubtful it will help at all.

The exercise came a day after trilateral Freedom Edge drills ended and as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to seek a new summit with Kim Jong Un.

L'Organisation des Nations unies désigne cet automne son secrétaire général pour 2027-2032. Le successeur de M. António Guterres hérite d'une institution affaiblie par la crise de ses finances et les attaques américaines. Huit candidats se disputent le poste alors que les conflits se (…) / Coopération internationale, Diplomatie, Relations internationales

The emerging contest in the region is between open political systems and “managed” political systems – where citizens are manipulated instead of simply repressed.

South Korea is clearly ambitious about seizing potential economic and strategic opportunities from Arctic shipping. But the Arctic is also a geopolitical minefield.

In its relentless attacks on Liberal Party MP, the One Nation party’s contempt for the rule of law is on full display. 

The CDP-Komeito alliance is breaking apart. But a return to resistance-oriented politics may not be the answer for Japan's opposition.

Pressure and pain won’t sap Russia’s resolve in Ukraine.

This year, as Kyrgyzstan was busy showcasing its culture to the world, foreign countries were competing for the attention of locals.

Over the last five years, as AUKUS has taken shape, the dynamics behind regional security have continued to evolve.

An American and six Ukrainians were arrested under the UAPA in March. They have now been charged under the less stringent Immigration and Foreigners Act instead.

Its effects continue to shape national security policy today.