Those seeing a slowdown in China should bear in mind the words of Masataka Kosaka: “wickedness comes from weakness.”

In a democracy, accountability is everything. And it seems as if impassioned partisans are not holding true to their half of the bargain.

Recent moves by France in Central Asia aim to balance regional power dynamics, diversify energy sources, and ensure a stable supply of critical minerals for sustainable technological development.

The Gaza and Ukraine wars are compounding institutional inertia at the United Nations and further highlighting the need for sweeping reforms.

The Panamanian government has called a referendum to decide the fate of a contentious copper mining project, in what is now being viewed as a major victory for activists across the region.

In supporting Israel, Prime Minister Modi has found a foreign policy issue that echoes the symbolism of BJP politics back home.

Part one in a series commemorating the 10-year anniversary of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, this article examines the original goals underpinning Xi Jinping’s landmark foreign policy.

Eight lessons from the Fifth Arab-Israeli War, all of which reflect the enduring importance of geopolitics as a primary driver of history.

Amid failing diplomacy, it’s time for Manila to pursue ‘diplomacy by other means’ in the South China Sea. Joint patrols are a good start.

Exploring the character of Dresden, a German city steeped in history and defined by a Janus-headed myth of nostalgia and victimhood.