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The killing of Indian sailors by the U.S. military adds to the web of complications, but the structural foundations haven't changed.

The establishment of a National Intelligence Council and a National Intelligence Bureau is part of a long series of reforms and restructuring dating back to the end of World War II.

The first hearings featured a verbal argument between Tashiev and a witness and were followed by a leak of interrogation videos.

The Ghaziabad CCTV espionage case is the logical outcome of a decade of unregulated Chinese surveillance hardware infiltrating India’s most sensitive locations.

The pain from their injuries hasn’t gone away. Meanwhile, they face challenges in earning a livelihood.

Cheng Li-wun's two-week trip to the U.S. didn't see the high-profile White House meetings she sought, but still served as a signal of her political ambitions.

During the Cold War, Mongolia forged surprisingly warm relationships with African countries. It’s time to resume those ties.

The country's foreign policy is being distorted by militarized thinking and a misplaced faith in U.S. power.

The UNODC warned of a growing convergence between drug trafficking operations and other criminal enterprises, particularly online scamming operations.

Power trading between Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore could be an important step toward the realization of the ambitious ASEAN Power Grid.

Whatever the misgivings of the country's security establishment, China is set to remain an important partner of the new military-backed civilian government.

The government is considering establishing a new organization – to manage a Japanese-style Foreign Military Sales system and promote defense exports.

While the state recovers billions in London and The Hague, oil workers in Kazakhstan still receive a fraction of what they are owed.

South Korean university students framed the issue as one of democratic accountability, while avoiding getting caught in the partisan fight that has ensued.

In the context of El Salvador’s transformation under Bukele, its relationship with China continues to be both limited and contradictory.

Legislators of the Trinamool Congress, which ruled West Bengal for three straight terms, have left the party in droves, leaving it a mere shadow of its former self.

The U.S. and Pakistan engage in substantial intelligence-sharing and counterterrorism cooperation. These could be at risk.

The Chinese see Indians as not having absorbed the lessons that China did from its humiliation at the hands of the West.

China’s approach to external connectivity recognizes that different trade routes perform different functions under different political and operational conditions.

The strategic goal for most countries is energy systems that are affordable and cannot be blocked or held hostage. For Taiwan, the stakes are particularly high.

The region is not merely a corridor to somewhere else. Nor is it a prize in someone else’s contest. It is a geopolitical space – with disparate yet largely collaborative actors – in its own right.

The general discontent in society is palpable; the opposition can see it. But the INDIA bloc has not yet been able to convert the discontent in society into votes.

For six minerals critical to South Korea’s most strategically important industries, China’s 2025 share of Korean imports ranges from 14.8 percent to 94.2 percent

The PLA’s military expansion is steadily chipping away at one of Australia’s principal defensive assets: geography.

The merger is the latest step in the consolidation – or rebranding – of power under President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The names change; the system stays the same.