Diplomacy & Crisis News

Turning the Gaza cease-fire into lasting peace.

As it has in the past, the group will retrench and rearm.

The Argentinian president's anti-China rhetoric has done little to stem the spread of Chinese economic influence.

Only three members of the Pacific Islands Forum are currently members of APEC. Canberra can – and should – push for the region's full inclusion.

Washington's statement followed an incident in the vicinity of Thitu Island, the largest Philippine-occupied feature in the Spratly Islands.

The question threatens to overshadow the run-up to the 47th ASEAN Summit and related meetings at the end of the month.

Why yet another resolution on accountability is being rejected by victims.

New Delhi’s claim is an unprecedented development in South Asia. How will Pakistan respond?

Many Chinese scientists are highly cited, but Nobel laureates remain scarce.

Under the second Trump administration, China overall is in a better position to spread its influence in competition with the U.S. in the Indo-Pacific.

A conversation with veteran rights advocate Phil Robertson.

The U.S. president addressed the Knesset after Hamas released the last remaining living hostages.

Australian nationals should have been repatriated from Syria long ago – but that doesn’t mean these women aren’t a threat.

The Gaza War has shattered Arab illusions about China as a normative power and recast it as a transactional actor. 

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, North Korea showcased its newest ICBM.

After the war ends, Israelis face tough questions about relations with their leaders, the Palestinians, and the United States.

The October 8-10 summit was largely seen as a test of Russia's eroding influence in Central Asia and the Caucasus.

Data discrimination leaves millions of people dangerously vulnerable.

The White House has overturned the decades-old bipartisan policy consensus that female empowerment serves U.S. interests.