Chinese analysts see a tragic irony in the arrest of Tellis – the architect of the India-U.S. “alliance” aimed at countering China – on national security charges.

Beijing and Moscow no longer fear being seen alongside the region’s most sanctioned regime.

For decades, the Philippines’ security rested almost entirely on its alliance with the United States. Now Manila is expanding its list of partners.

While legally grounded, the delay is set to test the durability of the political transition in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in the southern Philippines.

Rather than engaging in retrospection on what drove young Nepalis to the streets, party leaders seem focused on preserving their political relevance.

K-Beauty fuels South Korea’s global influence and economic growth, but the same standards driving its success are widening social divides and eroding well-being at home.

Takaichi inherits a precarious LDP minority government. Her relationship with Trump may prove decisive.

Only three members of the Pacific Islands Forum are currently members of APEC. Canberra can – and should – push for the region's full inclusion.

Businessman Bulat Utemuratov continues his asset sell off.

It’s time for the U.S. government to start consolidating its blacklists.

Myanmar can be a potential partner in the supply of rare earths, but responsible sourcing can only be feasible when a democratic process is restored.

Regardless of the result, Oliver Schulz’s case will have big consequences, both in Australia and globally.

Trump’s moves are casting doubt on the prospect of a Leaders Summit – and the future of the Quad itself. 

After air strikes and fighting on the border, a ceasefire has been declared. But how long can it hold?

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