Denmark’s official One China policy has eroded so far that it is virtually indistinguishable from Beijing’s One China principle.

The LeT is a jihadist actor with transnational links, whose funding mechanism and operations go beyond the Indian subcontinent.

The new convergence between Moscow and Pyongyang threatens Northeast Asian and U.S. security.

Beijing's emphasis on tangible results, and the lack of political “strings,” have been particularly attractive to the Cambodian government.

India’s engagement with the Central European countries has historically been weak. It's time for that to change.

The hope that China can be pressured to “solve” the North Korea problem is a dangerous illusion.

The extent to which Japan’s “Iron Lady” is willing to compromise her beliefs to enact policy will be a crucial test of her leadership.

As the country approaches a critical juncture, international support for its local civil society organizations is more urgent than ever.

If enacted, the measure would further restrict internet freedom in Tajikistan.

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

The era of transshipments via ASEAN is coming to an end, forcing Chinese enterprises to adjust their strategies toward the Southeast Asian market.

Solomon Islands’ decision to exclude all external partners contrasted with Guam’s participation as an associate member for the first time. 

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.