Diplomacy & Crisis News

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi faces “immense challenges” to his efforts to bring reconciliation and broaden the political process in his strife-torn nation, confronting obstacles from all sides, the top United Nations official in the country warned the Security Council today.

Following a killing and revenge attack on a camp for internally displace people in the Central African Republic (CAR) town of Batangafo, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) today expressed concern about the spreading insecurity in the country and condemned the violent attack on the camp.

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) today condemned the murder by anti-Government elements of seven civilians, including two women, one girl and two boys, in the southern province of Zabul.

As unusually heavy and widespread rains continue in northwest Africa, the Horn of Africa and Yemen, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned today that the extreme weather conditions could favour Desert Locust breeding, and stressed the need closely monitor the situation over the next six months to prevent plagues.

"China’s society has become sick and needs treatment."

Victory by Aung San Suu Kyi should provide a much needed tonic for free speech advocates across the region.

Manila is still dealing with the effects of the super typhoon's devastation.

La masse d'eau qui recouvre plus des deux tiers de la planète fonctionne comme un « intégrateur du climat » et limite l'ampleur du changement climatique pour deux raisons essentielles. / Mer, Mutation, Recherche, Climat, Environnement - (...) / Mer, Mutation, Recherche, Climat, Environnement - 2015/11

Les négociations internationales sur le climat négligent trop souvent les océans. C'est pourquoi les associations, les scientifiques et les citoyens doivent se mobiliser à l'occasion de la COP21. L'un des enjeux majeurs sera la définition de règles précises concernant la protection des espaces marins (...) / Animal, Eau, Écologie, Mer, Climat, Environnement - 2015/11

Resistance to removing birth limitations demonstrates the financial motives for oppressive policies in China.

After a landslide victory in Myanmar's general elections, the NLD will have to get down to the business of governing.

Why Singapore was the perfect fit for the meeting between China and Taiwan's top leaders.

A new monograph calls for India and the U.S. to work together in Eurasia.

U.S. policy on Taiwan might have applicability to other international disputes.

Japanese face enormous obstacles understanding the world scene.

Europe is accepting millions. Will Asia's shrinking powers ever follow suit?

Details on the late October FON operation have been slim, but they matter immensely.

Dr. Robert Sutter discusses the ramifications the Ma-Xi meeting will have for cross-strait relations.

30 years since beginning its reforms, China has yet to create a political and social model for sustainable development.

Goldman Sachs, where the term originated, folded its BRIC fund into a general emerging market fund recently.