Diplomacy & Crisis News

An thus ends a bizarre trial that serves to illustrate a distressing pattern of Kyrgyz authorities targeting media whose work focuses on government corruption.

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Both the “engineering state” and the “mayor economy” framings obscure the critical mechanics of China’s growth machine.

The U.S. has entered a dangerous new era, experts warn.

NATO diplomacy signals New Zealand’s shift toward Europe, and its ambitions to expand dual-use technology exports to the region.

It would be independent Uzbekistan’s first full general census, if it happens.

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As international norms crumble, Turkey’s revisionist policies appear less provocative in comparison.

Insights from Orlando J. Pérez.

For Japan, the Sino-Russian alignment in wartime narratives is more than a contest over memory – it generates real geopolitical effects.

With dispatches to the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Germany, the JASDF is expanding the scope of fighter jet activities. 

Without pressure, the Taliban will continue to be enabled by the international community in their perpetration of gender apartheid, and at a devastating human cost. 

The Taliban restrict local media, and now also the internet, while leveraging the same platforms to spread their own messages. 

China’s political and economic support has become a decisive factor shaping Ukraine peace talks, Russia’s future prospects, and the balance of power.

A reported 1 trillion yuan relief package underscores how far Beijing is from solving the LGFV problem.

“American interests in the region are also at stake.”

Job losses are only one factor in the equation driving its financial decline.

Tehran has few options, but the best one depends on Beijing.

Washington and Pretoria were at odds long before Trump.

Can the latest round of negotiations find a deal that sticks?