Diplomacy & Crisis News

Recent incidents point to the use of advanced operational techniques and technologies, signaling an increasing hybridization of terrorist techniques, tactics, and procedures.

China gives conflicting signals because it has three different “personas”: Moral China, Defensive-Assertive China, and Striving China.

Ishiba has critiqued current Prime Minister Takaichi for her Taiwan remarks, nuclear policy, and rice vouchers.

Far away from the scrutiny of the international community, the Arakan Army is holding hundreds of Bangladeshi citizens as hostages.

That “easy money” comes with a steep cost: a criminal record, a lifetime ban from Australia, and up to life imprisonment.

As families sift through ashes and survivors call for accountability following a catastrophic building fire in Hong Kong, authorities have moved swiftly to silence dissent.

The paths of China and India in space show how Asian space powers are fundamentally transforming the global distribution of capabilities and influence in cislunar space.

Economic strategy can no longer be separated from geopolitics. How, then, should ASEAN position itself?

It’s not in the new white paper.

After decades of accusations over counterfeiting foreign brands, Chinese companies are now assuming dual roles: as not only IP violators, but also IP proprietors.

Gwadar port has often been touted as CPEC’s “crown jewel.” Yet almost two decades after the port began operations, business has been lackluster.

Months of political instability expected to ensue

New survey data shows the promises and perils facing the country’s new government.

A new paradigm for American policy.

Life in the heaving camps around Cox's Bazar is marked by a daily struggle for even basic connectivity and safety.

An early adopter hopes to make “super magnets” for electric cars by 2030.

Pritam Singh of the Workers' Party told the press that he was "disappointed" with the decision but accepted it "fully and without reservation."

Environmentalists say that the flash floods and landslides in Sumatra have been worsened by years of logging linked to mining operations.

Integrating solar directly into buildings could turn homes and offices into decentralized power plants and cut emissions right where they begin.

Deux récentes autobiographies éclairent les mutations du champ culturel des quarante dernières années. François Barré, né en 1939, a dirigé l'Établissement public du parc de la Villette de 1981 à 1985, présidé le Centre Pompidou de 1993 à 1996, et pris la direction de l'architecture et du (…) / Culture, Art, Peinture, Idées