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Industry leaders describe a war for talent.

It's clear what the United States is getting out of its new critical minerals initiative, but less obvious how Manila stands to gain from it.

After World War II, Burma helped design a federal constitution for Ethiopia and Eritrea, while fighting a civil war with ethnic minorities demanding the same at home.

While traditional firearms are currently a more pressing problem, seizures of 3DPFs are on the rise, with worrying implications for the region.

The Phnom Penh Appeals Court upheld Kem Sokha's 27-year house arrest sentence, while imposing a further five-year travel ban.

The announcement is part of a concerted PR push currently being undertaken by the new "civilian" government in Naypyidaw.

For over 30 years, the Philippines has tried – and struggled – to bolster its defense capabilities. What went wrong?

Tashiev has not yet been detained, but has reportedly been instructed not to leave town.

Almost two years after Bangladesh's July uprising, its foot soldiers are learning what it means when a revolution eats its own.

The current unilateral approach may secure minerals in the short term, but it will erode the Pacific partnerships and deterrence architecture the United States needs for long-term security.

As its presence becomes more normal, China’s aggressive and illegal behavior will attract less opposition.

With its latest missile tests, the Pakistan Navy is operationalizing an A2/AD naval strategy that prioritizes precision strike capabilities.

Officially, China's economy is on the rise yet again. But there are other sources of data to consider.

EU countries are becoming increasingly attractive destinations for Uzbek migrants, driven by higher wages, stronger labor protections, and adherence to international labor standards. 

Stopping in Japan, South Korea, and China, Foreign Minister Penny Wong met with three of Australia’s four largest trading partners. 

A REDD+ project in the country's northeast aims to conserve forest and reduce carbon emissions, but many local residents say they know little about it and never gave their consent.

The decision could pave the way for the 76-year-old's return to politics, but the future of his Pheu Thai Party is uncertain following a poor return at this year's general election.

Washington has finally woken up to the scale of the challenge, but there is a lot more it can do to punish perpetrators and support victims.

This year is set to witness a flowering of relations between Bangkok and Beijing – but Thai strategists remain both ambivalent and wary.

Plaintiffs argued that Facebook helped spread hate speech that “amounted to a substantial cause, and eventual perpetuation of, the Rohingya genocide.”