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"Human Rights Watch is increasingly concerned that revenge killings condoned by senior Taliban leaders are now becoming the basis for a deliberate policy to seek out and execute targeted former

Balancing relations with the West and Russia will become a harder challenge for New Delhi

Beijing appears to be siding with Russia in the Ukraine conflict. What does this mean for Ukraine, Taiwan, and the world?

Experts believe that Russia's unilateral invasion of Ukraine could embolden China to take similar measures against Taiwan, which Beijing lays claims on. How will the West react to a potential Taiwan invasion?

Michael Kugelman says that there is no chance of the US recognising the Taliban government. US appears comfortable doing diplomacy with the Taliban without a formal recognition

A strong desire to foster cooperation with Vietnam is apparent as the U.S. sets out key issues for post-Covid recovery in its new Indo Pacific strategy, experts say. - VnExpress International

As Russia pushes into Ukraine and President Biden marshals the global response, the elephant standing in the shadows is China.

Following several terrorist attacks along the Pakistan-Iran border, both countries are discussing security measures, while Pakistan tries to maintain its relations with both Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Will there be war? Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have been dominating headlines, fueled by media frenzy. But ...

Despite a common hostility toward the U.S., Chinese leader Xi Jinping may not want to hurt his own economic interests by helping Russia too much.