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“Where will we go? We have no house, no work, no safety in Afghanistan. We built our lives here.”

The recently passed Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation aims to lay a foundation for Hanoi's semiconductor ambitions.

The country has been transfixed by the case of Arya Dayu Pangayunan, a young diplomat who was found dead at his boarding house in Central Jakarta on July 8.

Despite the White House's release of updated tariff figures last week, there is much still to be negotiated between Washington and its trade partners.

The maritime cooperative activity marked a significant step forward in defense cooperation between Manila and New Delhi.

The region around Medog, the site of a new mega-dam, is one of the last strongholds of Tibetan cultural and ecological integrity.

Regions in China had already been experimenting with policies to increase birth rates. By stepping in directly, Beijing has signaled that it sees the situation as urgent.

The country's foreign policy has changed a great deal in the year since Sheikh Hasina’s exit.

Although fear of state-sponsored oppression has eased, people still long for deep structural reforms.

The 15 percent tariff rate is a tough pill to swallow as the Luxon government tries to tout its economic policy.

Although the Philippine president's visit could have been better, particularly on trade, it also featured no obvious mistakes or missed opportunities.

Even if confirmed, it is hard to draw conclusions about what it means for the future trajectory of U.S.-Southeast Asia relations.

Anecdotal information may say more about the state of the economy than the oracle of gross domestic product.

The American leader reportedly played an important role in forcing the two nations to cease hostilities in their ongoing border dispute.

In using export controls to cement a technological advantage, Beijing is following Washington’s playbook – but in the clean energy sector.

With a rapid expansion in flights to, from, and within the region, the aviation industry is starting to reshape Central Asia.

While the U.S. reviews AUKUS, amid pessimism about its feasibility, Canberra and London are tightening their strategic partnership.

Ukraine’s civil society was well-prepared, psychologically and practically, for Russia’s invasion. Taiwan's is not.

Behind the ceremonial vocabulary used by Xi lies a system of epistemic control – one that quietly disables any version of Confucian thought that could challenge party supremacy.

The Australian Security Intelligence Organization chief said that the agency “is seeing more Australians targeted – more aggressively – than ever before.”