Browsing: Indo-Pacific

One of the most interesting democratic movements of recent years has been Australia’s Community Independents Project. The movement is a…

Europe’s China policy is stuck in a strategic dead end. Instruments aimed at reducing asymmetric dependencies, strengthening competitiveness, and building…

North Korea fired several close-range ballistic missiles into the ocean on May 26, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)…

Central Asia is home to one of the most infamous human-caused ecological catastrophes: the dramatic drying-up of the Aral Sea.…

In the last two months, at least two Sufi shrines have come under attack by Islamist mobs in Bangladesh. The…

When India became independent in 1947, it inherited a range of unresolved communal issues. Foremost among them was the “disputed…

Kem Sokha, the former leader of the Cambodian opposition, was yesterday granted a royal pardon, effacing a 27-year prison sentence…

Indonesia has blocked the online prediction market Polymarket, just days after the site set up a betting market on whether…

The Cambodian autocrat’s anti-scam rhetoric and pardoning of Kem Sokha suggest that outside pressure is starting to work. That’s all…

Each country commemorates its wars in its own way and Cambodia is no exception. And as shots continue to ring…