Viktor Orban may be close to U.S. President Donald Trump, but he shows no signs of  moving Hungary away from a deepening partnership with China.

Despite the outright show of cohesion and unity, deep divisions persist among the SCO member states on core issues such as terrorism, water rights, and regional hegemony.

Despite PM Ishiba’s resignation, Japan will strengthen its security cooperation not only with the United States but also with quasi-allies such as Australia. 

The verdict represents a major blow – perhaps a fatal one – to the political fortunes of the billionaire former leader.

The country is witnessing perhaps its deadliest wave of civil unrest in decades. 

The Kim-Xi bonhomie shouldn’t overshadow the suffering of North Korea’s “state-dispatched workers” to China.

The neighbors now appear ready to work together again, even in response to U.S. policies.

Unless the world acts with resolve, every disaster – whether natural or man-made – will continue to claim Afghan women and children first.

He urged the parliament not to act in “haste” to fulfill that proposal, floating 2027 as a date for yet another constitutional referendum.

With the sun setting on the U.S. empire and decline in Indo-U.S. ties, India is leveraging the multipolarity of the international system to diversify its relations, increase trade with Russia and reset relations with China. 

Beijing has protected homebuyers and stability by stretching out failures. Now it needs a rules-based exit system that finishes homes faster and frees capital for growth.

Australia’s migration program has failed to deliver what it promises. It brings in relatively few genuinely skilled workers, while favoring family migration.

The regional director of Terre des Hommes Netherlands speaks with The Diplomat.

It was a big week for China, hosting an SCO Summit in Tianjin and then a massive military parade in Beijing. The world was watching closely.

For decades, men ruled the farms in Bihar. Now, it’s women who are reshaping the agricultural economy.