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The question is not whether Trump can strike a deal, but what he is willing to surrender to claim one.

But to win the support of mainstream voters, they need to open themselves to accountability, without which their talk of fixing the economy rings hollow.

In southeastern Bangladesh, life goes on under the expanding shadow of coal and gas-fired power plants.

Another dark turn for journalism in Kyrgyzstan.

Overcoming China’s dominance over rare earths is just a question of political will – and Beijing’s moves might provide just that.

State repression defines the approach of the current PPP government in Balochistan.

The meeting is less about reaching a “grand deal” and more about achieving a ceasefire – a trade truce to stabilize expectations and buy time.

Africa and Japan are forging a new path ahead of the upcoming G-20 meeting in Johannesburg.

Japan’s willing compliance with U.S. defense demands could boost its strategic autonomy (and weaken the alliance) in the future.

Seoul has a chance to take a leading role in shaping the “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.” Will Lee Jae-myung seize the day?

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.