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After forcing the resignation of India's education minister, student activists say a crackdown continues despite government promises to drop criminal cases against protesters.

Cambodia's Prince Holding Group and the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army, a Myanmar-based rebel group, were among the targeted groups.

Islamabad is using a domestic insurgency to justify its broader pursuit of strategic dominance.

The new legislation comes after youth-led protests calling for sweeping reforms and forcing minister's resignation

India’s prime minister is famous for his savvy use of social media. Now he’s getting a wake-up call.

Southeast Asian nations won’t overcome the middle-income trap unless predatory elites stop undermining education and R&D.

President Prabowo Subianto’s hyper-hedging may preserve his country’s diplomatic flexibility, but it risks military fragmentation and regional uncertainty.

India’s invitation to Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to attend a Brics summit in New Delhi in September is being seen as a chance to repair ties after one of the most turbulent periods in relations between the neighbours in years. If Rahman accepts, he will meet Indian…

China can help Dhaka dredge the riverbed, but it cannot fill the Teesta river if upstream flows into Bangladesh remain low.

Youth protests across India transformed digital dissent into accountability, compelling unprecedented political concessions and democratic institutional reflection.

Fifteen attackers were also killed during the hours-long raid in Pakistan's northwestern Hangu district.

Deadly clashes reported in Pakistan-administered Kashmir amid first round of voting for regional elections on July 27.

East Timor has become an unlikely venue for a case alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity by Myanmar’s military leadership, as it moves deeper into Dili’s courts and tests Asean’s uneasy approach to the country’s junta. Brought by the Chin Human Rights Organisation (CHRO…

Soldiers and emergency workers are combing through a badly damaged shopping mall and collapsed houses looking for trapped survivors The death toll from the major earthquake that hit Japan on Tuesday has risen to 17, as the search for trapped survivors inside a badly damaged shopp…

Nine activists face prison terms of up to 37 years for protesting the military-backed December elections.

If the group of Southeast Asian nations does not craft its own path of economic resilience, then it will end up importing the industrial policies of its larger neighbors. The post ASEAN does not need decoupling. It needs coordinated resilience. appeared first on Atlantic Council …

The Australia–Japan quasi-alliance is not a hedge against US unreliability, nor should it be seen in purely bilateral terms. Rather, it is emblematic of a broader pattern I call ‘stewarding’, in which core US allies in Europe and the Indo-Pacific reinforce the United States-led o…

Fatal confrontations between security forces and protesters have marred local elections.

Tokyo's Manila diplomacy linked ASEAN security cooperation to a wider Indo-Pacific network stretching to the Pacific Islands.

From election debates to AI‑manipulated content, audiences in both countries rely on legacy media for credibility while increasingly consuming politics through fast, visual, and creator‑driven formats.

A recent bilateral exchange hinted that Jakarta is taking a greater interest in its Austronesian cousin on the other side of the Indian Ocean.

India’s youth-led protest movement led to a rare instance of the government giving in.