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.

Dread and uncertainty mount with every new report of a fellow journalist having been detained, interrogated or beaten by Taliban fighters.

As the Taliban courts China with nascent regulations on Uyghur militants, ISK is trying to capitalize by boosting recruitment of Uyghurs.

Although rules require people to share results with authorities, many aren’t doing so.

This is an old promise that parties and politicians repeat every election. Will voters be impressed?

Maldivians cannot wait much longer for durable solutions to the threats posed by climate change.

The Archbishop of Colombo, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, called the arrest of Shehan Malaka Gamage an "indecent and thuggish act" that resembled "an abduction.”

Only by acknowledging Mauritian sovereignty over the Chagos, including Diego Garcia, can the United States ensure that its military base is placed on a sustainable – and legal – footing.

Six months after the Taliban returned to power, Afghans are safer, poorer, and less hopeful.

Afghanistan's damming of the Helmand River has drawn ire in neighboring Iran, the lower riparian country.

Goa's turbulent politics is a microcosm of India's chaotic political landscape, where a diverse mix of religious and caste identities shape the elections.