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Authorities took down a video that mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s undignified behavior while meeting foreign leaders.

The passage comes two weeks after a Thailand-flagged bulk carrier was hit and damaged by Iranian projectiles while transiting the Strait.

Even in the context of the current "energy emergency," President Marcos' proposal would have to surmount considerable constitutional and political hurdles.

Security forces in Pakistan are “preparing for a further push from terrorist outfits in Balochistan" due to the ongoing conflict.

There’s no easy solution, but the most obvious first step is to empower individuals to think critically about what they read online.

Insights from Nicolas Kohler-Suzuki.

India’s defense budget has fallen steadily from 4 percent of its GDP in the late 1980s to under 2 percent today.

Bangladesh won its maritime boundary a decade ago and has barely drilled a single well.

Both public sentiment and political trends in Japan mean that a firm approach toward China is likely to endure.

This year's local elections are becoming a contest for presidential favor. That's a symptom of South Korea’s longstanding personality-driven politics.

Indo-Pacific planners need to revisit their Iran assumptions.

China’s private firms are winning its military AI bids – and Washington doesn’t seem to grasp the implications.

It’s not just energy: South Korea’s stock market, industrial supply chains, and export markets have all been impacted.

Instead of pursuing a diplomatic solution to manage shared waters, India is following a dam-for-dam policy.

Addressing the 15th SPA, Kim enshrined permanent enmity with Seoul and declared his regime “ready for any choice” from the United States.

Concrete is being poured at a site in Jizzakh region which will host Uzbekistan’s first nuclear power plant.

Beijing has proved unable to end or even shape the conflict – especially in Pakistan.

Integrating AI into the North Korean military comes with risks, from technological vulnerabilities to the potential for an inadvertent nuclear war.

Sanctions, logistical disruptions, and new conflicts — from the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf — have turned the fertilizer market into a key arena of geoeconomic competition.