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Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing facing criticism after months of battlefield losses, with an estimated two-thirds of the country gripped by conflict

The Philippines and Vietnam are set to sign a cooperation agreement between their coast guards as Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. boosts partnerships in the region amid lingering tensions with Beijing in the South China Sea.

The Philippines and Vietnam are set to sign a cooperation agreement between their coast guards as Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. boosts partnerships in the region amid lingering tensions with Beijing in the South China Sea (SCS). The agreement will cover marine environmental protection as well as search and…

The distinction between totalitarianism and totalism offers valuable insights for China studies and the making of U.S. China policy.

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Muizzu is the first Maldivian President to go to China instead of India on his first overseas visit. What does this mean for China-Maldives ties, and for India? How have Chinese media and scholars reacted to the developments?

In an exclusive excerpt of The Furies, a book about real-life women who fight back, author Elizabeth Flock explores how an Indian female vigilante leader uses politics to help her gang of women—and herself. 

Taiwan Election: Amid strained Sino-American relations and increasing cross-strait tensions, Taiwan holds its general election on January 13th, 2024 – and the world is watching anxiously.

A group of China specialists from around the United States examines the U.S.-China relationship in increasingly uncertain times.

Some say only a small portion of India's 1.4 billion people has been able to cash in on the good fortune