Browsing: Indo-Pacific

In January 2026, an international arbitration tribunal in London upheld Kazakhstan’s core claims against the Karachaganak Petroleum Operating consortium –…

El Salvador has undergone an impressive, yet dystopian, transformation under President Nayib Bukele. Just a few years ago, the historical…

South Korea recently experienced an unprecedented ballot shortage during the June 3 local election, forcing the temporary suspension of voting…

Japan is considering what could become one of its most significant defense-industrial reforms since relaxing arms export restrictions in 2014:…

During the Cold War, Mongolia forged an unlikely but surprisingly warm set of relationships with African countries. Driven by communist…

The Asian synthetic drug industry continued to expand in 2025, the United Nations said this week, with seizures of methamphetamine…

The leader of Myanmar’s new military-backed government yesterday began a five-day visit to China, his first to the country since…

For decades, the ASEAN Power Grid has remained one of Southeast Asia’s most ambitious and challenging integration projects. But as…

By all accounts, Australia’s Defense Minister Richard Marles is a personable fellow. One of his passions is his vast collection…

The war between the United States and Iran has negatively impacted much of the world. But one country has emerged…