New survey data reveals an underappreciated layer of geopolitical calculus: the Chinese public’s appetite, or lack thereof, for foreign involvement.

Taiwan’s security challenge is not simply China’s growing power but also its own fading vigilance. 

Angi-P is a Pakistan-specific missile due to its range – and now it’s rail-mobile. 

In the scramble for access to the nation's rare earth deposits, a non-state armed group holds the cards.

Bangladeshis seeking to leave the country are not getting visas easily. The Bangladesh passport is the seventh weakest in the world.

Days before the leadership election of Japan’s governing party, Ishiba Shigeru visited Busan to meet South Korean President Lee Jae-myung.

The Ishiba administration’s policies reflect Japan’s traditional strategy of balancing its alliance with the U.S. against the expectations of the international community.

The White House’s actions are far short of what is needed for responding to, and now even reporting on, CCP abuses.

Opposition revival and ruling party infighting reshaped Mongolia’s political landscape

Amid the formation of the China-North Korea-Russia coalition, South Korea is now facing unexpected challenges created by its own ally.

Will the administration's efforts to create jobs and alleviate cost of living pressures address the economy's most pressing challenges?

Australia has a compelling story to tell as an independent and incredibly successful country. Yet its current flag doesn’t reflect this.

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

Under the agreement, the two countries pledged that “any aggression against either country shall be considered an aggression against both.”

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