Diplomacy & Crisis News

Beijing is embarking on a "whole-of-nation push" to achieve permanent dominance in physical AI technologies.

Premier producteur mondial de cobalt et deuxième de cuivre, la République démocratique du Congo est devenue l'un des principaux théâtres de l'offensive américaine pour sécuriser l'accès aux ressources stratégiques, sur fond de rivalité croissante avec la Chine. Soutenus par la Maison Blanche, (…) / République démocratique du Congo, États-Unis, Chine, Matières premières, Géopolitique

Instead of working with locally elected officials in Jammu and Kashmir, New Delhi is drafting legislation to forcibly remove opposition figures from office.

The concentration of U.S. military assets in the Middle East is forcing allies like Japan and South Korea to ask themselves hard questions about U.S. reliability.

À chaque scrutin municipal, les petites villes sont célébrées comme des espaces de proximité, d'horizontalité, de décisions partagées. Mais, derrière la façade rassurante des mairies rurales, l'autorité se concentre souvent entre les mains de quelques-uns. Exploration des ressorts discrets du (…) / France, Ville, Élections, Politique, Démocratie

The effort to reduce dependence on Chinese-controlled supply chains is now starting to have tangible results.

From energy disruptions to alliance tensions, a geographically distant conflict is having immediate consequences across the Indo-Pacific.

While Washington builds coalitions, Vietnam is betting on self-reliance.

Are young Japanese voting based on an “idol effect” – or are they redefining entirely what it means to be liberal vs conservative?

South Koreans continue to choose the United States over any rival power by historically wide margins. But don't call it naivety.

What good would it do India to hitch itself to the sinking ship of Iran, instead of its actual partners, such as Israel and the UAE?

Without more accountability and transparency, LCRs will remain a blunt protectionist instrument rather than a true catalyst for industrial transformation.

Against the backdrop of the war in Iran, the move is likely to create new points of friction in U.S. relations with the region.

The region’s divisions helped precipitate U.S. intervention.

In the strait, Iran holds the advantage—and America has no good options.

How America and Israel solved Iran’s succession problem.

There are practical ways in which Bangladesh could contribute to the security and stability of the Gulf without becoming directly involved in military confrontation.

The announcement follows the signing of a major security agreement between Jakarta and Canberra last month.

Countries like Mongolia, despite being distant from the conflict, are already feelings its impact on their economic activities, not to mention how the war disrupts future possibilities. 

The growing partnership between Japan and the Philippines is not an actual alliance – but it could affect the balance of power in the South China Sea.