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In the contemporary world, Russia neither has the will nor the ability to unfailingly support India.

A looming test for Delhi's diplomacy will be its handling of the possible impact of U.S. tariffs on the Chabahar Port project.

If Islamabad is able to seal a few of these major deals, it would be a big win for the current government and Pakistan’s defense industry.

New Delhi’s presidency offers significant opportunities – yet also unavoidable challenges – at a moment when the very idea of multilateralism is under strain.

Murray Hunter says that the alternative – a possible two-year prison sentence – left him with little choice.

The High Court last month upheld Pritam Singh's conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee in connection with a case involving a former lawmaker from his party.

Instead of instituting a progressive monoculture, the region's governments could benefit from a temporal "crop rotation" of public rights and benefits.

The new deal will support the implementation of the two nations' Reciprocal Access Agreement, which came into force in September.

The administration's new National Security Strategy has pushed the U.S. policy toward the island in a decidedly dangerous direction.

Australia unveiled its plan for a critical mineral reserve ahead of a G-7 plus meeting.

The pro-Kremlin TV commentator Vladimir Solovyov's latest remarks framing Central Asia as Russia’s “sphere of interest” and calling the region “our Asia” sparked a strong public response.

Despite presidential pledges to expand opportunities for the development of parties, Kazakhs seeking to register new political parties are more often than not rejected, repeatedly. 

As frictions mount with each other, both Beijing and Tokyo are courting Seoul.

Manus tried to reframe its identity through “Singapore washing” – but as algorithms transform into key national assets, such maneuvers no longer work.

Islamabad is no longer content to rely on diplomacy alone to safeguard its security interests. 

Tokyo has earned political trust in the region through its quiet, yet long-standing, economic cooperation.

The landscape for migrant work in Taiwan seems set to change in the near future.

Asia’s search for durable renewable models can learn from Idris Nechirvan Barzani and Rwanga Foundation’s Solar Villages.

New areas of collaboration include semiconductors, critical minerals, emerging technologies, and green fuels.

Months ahead of the Tamil Nadu assembly elections, it has delayed the release of his movie, "Jana Nayagan."