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Bangladesh has long been dominated by a two-party system. Will a surge in new parties offer citizens meaningful alternatives?

Confronted by U.S. trade pressure and a polarized Indo-Pacific, South Korea is recalibrating its economic diplomacy at a moment of strategic uncertainty.

Uyghur Language Day matters, not just as celebration, but as defiance of the attempt to extinguish our civilization. 

The past three years were a unique period in the relationship between the two nations. Will Lee’s presidency mark a return to the mean?

The NUG's close association with the ousted NLD government has prevented it from bringing the country's various armed groups under a single umbrella.

The decision came hours after senators were sworn in as judges in the impending impeachment trial against the vice president.

Sui Khar, the vice-chairman of the Chin National Front (CNF), says that Myanmar's civil war is approaching a tipping point, both within and beyond Chin State.

Environmental groups say that Indonesia's nickel industry has caused significant environmental degradation and social displacement.

Border tensions with Cambodia, a Shinawatra in power: the current situation bears an alarming resemblance to the country's last two military takeovers.

As in other areas of the country's energy sector, the state is playing a leading role in developing renewable energy projects.

The new requirement essentially upends the visa-free regime for Central Asian countries, which are severely dependent on labor migration to Russia.

Turkmenistan's Foreign Ministry called the decision to partially ban arrivals from the country a "hasty step."

In another first, two Chinese aircraft carriers were simultaneously spotted in the West Pacific.

Previously, only bureaucrats and low-level politicians had been implicated in corruption cases. That has now changed.

By asserting that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal no longer provides blanket immunity for cross-border terrorism, India is discarding old constraints.

What is unfolding in Iran today is not simply a tightening of migration controls, but the implementation of a policy that is deepening a human protection crisis. 

Within a week after his election, Lee Jae-myung talked with the leaders of the United States, Japan, and China over the phone.

Myanmar's tallest mountain is overdue for a height check.

The two sides have strong economic and strategic incentives to finalize an agreement that has been under negotiation for nearly a decade.

Many outside observers argue that Putrajaya has been sleeping on the Chinese threat in the South China Sea. Its actions suggest otherwise.