How does the Chinese public envision resolving one of the most consequential territorial disputes in contemporary geopolitics?

The U.S. has designated the Balochistan Liberation Army a foreign terrorist organization and included the TTP in the bilateral counterterrorism dialogue.

In an era of restructuring alliances, the two are bolstering pragmatic solidarity. 

Amid a fragile ceasefire, posts on Facebook and TikTok continue to fuel nationalistic tensions between Thai and Cambodian netizens.

As the U.S. turns tariffs into a blunt instrument of foreign policy, India needs to chart its own path through diversification, diplomacy, and domestic reform.

When the new U.S. and South Korean presidents meet, they should focus on creative solutions for reaching out to North Korea.

The Japanese leader revived the phrase “remorse” in his remarks, while also seeking to appease conservative members of the LDP. 

To ignore the intellectuals languishing in Chinese prisons is to normalize an ongoing cultural genocide in the Uyghur homeland.

Despite the recent criminalization of electricity use fraud, the government is still battling massive energy losses.

The shutdown of the State Department’s Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts (CARE) exposes the fragility of U.S. commitments to the allies it resettles and to the global partners who are watching.

Foreign visitors to the country have fallen by nearly 7 percent so far in 2025.

While strengthening trade ties with China may serve Australia’s national interest, this should not come at the expense of Taiwan.

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

What led to the flare-up of the long-running dispute between the two Southeast Asian neighbors?

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