“It is clear that Tongans will be dealing with the aftermath of this event for a long time,” said the World Bank’s country director for Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands.

The rise of aerospace specialists like Ma Xingrui and Zhang Hongwen is a notable exception to the Xi era turn away from technocracy and engineer-politicians.

The U.S. and its allies and partners must rethink countermeasures if they want to compete in the gray zone.

The DOJ's efforts to combat Chinese espionage have not made America safer -- quite the opposite.

The debate over the aid project is not about its contents but about American intentions, the integrity of Nepali leaders, and domestic cost-benefit analysis.

The renewed militancy prompted by the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan threatens hard-won gains for the women of northwest Pakistan.

The informal gathering took place without the involvement of the junta's appointed foreign minister, but a path forward on the crisis is hard to see.

Withdrawing from Europe and the Middle East to focus on the Indo-Pacific would be a misstep for Washington.

Beijing’s attack on Hong Kong’s elite may have consequences that outlast the pandemic.

The Thai Buddhist order has long helped to legitimize and prop up the prevailing monarchical order.

Polygyny is not legal in Uzbekistan, yet some men seek out second wives anyway.