Tasked with a growing list of global crises, the UN must get serious about communicating its results before donors start to lose patience.

In supporting Israel, Prime Minister Modi has found a foreign policy issue that echoes the symbolism of BJP politics back home.

The Biden administration’s decision to skip the latest ASEAN Summit is an obvious ‘lose-lose’ proposition: it harms the credibility of the bloc, and it makes the oft-stated US commitment to Asia-Pacific appear far less credible.

For India, BRICS expansion is a major foreign policy blunder that puts additional power into the hands of a regional rival while restricting its own.

By touching the ‘third rail’ of Thai politics, Move Forward faces the same fate as its predecessor Future Forward—oblivion.

In extending the recognition olive branch to the Myanmar junta, Thailand’s generals bucked the ASEAN consensus; however, Thailand’s next government will be far less accommodating.

Despite the outward message of unity, at home, many of the G7 members face challenges that threaten to overwhelm efforts to quell turmoil in the Indo-Pacific.

The Cambodian leader has botched all attempts at deescalating the Myanmar crisis and only increased the legitimacy of the ruling junta.

Despite years of posturing and negotiation, the UN’s grand opportunity to shed light on some of the gravest human rights abuses of our time ended in total failure.

Japan’s long-standing and close relationship with Cambodia has paid dividends recently, specifically on the Ukraine crisis and the South China Sea.