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In places like Uzbekistan, policymakers have doubled down on economic liberalization and internationalization despite Western narratives of global conflict and economic decoupling.

Corruption, cybercrime, and organized crime must be tackled together to upend the scam industry.

China’s unmanned vessel, the Zhu Hai Yun, highlights the blurred line between offense and defense in AI-enabled warfare.

How Turkey's leading K-12 institution blends academic excellence, well-being and global vision to prepare future leaders for a changing world.

Lofty aims accompanied the setting up of this university. Right-wing activism has sullied its image.

Shakib al Hasan’s continued association with the much-reviled Sheikh Hasina prompted the interim government to ban him from playing for the country.

The Indonesia-EU Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, signed last month, appears to mark a dilution of long-held principles.

The country's Ministry of Interior denies the hard evidence linking Deputy Prime Minister Sar Sokha to major Prince executives.

The announcement came after China's Premier Li Qiang called on his Asian counterparts to "uphold free trade and the multilateral trading system."

The budget contains few surprises, putting the country in a good position to face the uncertainty of the current global economic climate.

The bloc will reportedly not send observers to the military-administered elections planned for December, but is likely to accept the new status quo that emerges.

As Taiwan marks its sixth year of marriage equality, Hong Kong's LGBTQ community grapples with a significant legal defeat.

Presumably U.S. President Donald Trump will join them.

In his new book, Scott Miller explores a bit of overlooked history.

Takaichi will likely seek to follow the Abe line, but domestic politics (and the U.S.) may constrain her choices.

While public Russian figures continue to undermine Kazakhstan, the Kazakh president seems to increasingly turn a blind eye. 

Going beyond other agreements, the Australia-U.S. Framework attempts to define what the future of mining will look like.

Other ceasefire monitoring cases provide lessons for turning an agreement into lasting peace.

Investor interest could open doors for deeper engagement between Riyadh and the Taliban, now in power in Kabul.

China’s rise as a clean energy giant is reshaping the global economy faster than any previous industrial shift. Indonesia is a case in point.