Ethiopia faces a variety of long-term environmental and societal challenges. Building a Navy won’t help solve any of them.

In the third article of our series on South China Sea claimants, we examine the historical reasoning, diplomacy, and military dimensions of Malaysia’s claim.

Will Kyaukpyu Port take its place among other One Belt One Road megaprojects like Gwadar and Hambantota?

One thing is clear from recent shifts in Nepalese politics: India can no longer take Nepal for granted.

The summit’s only surprise came in the form of an unforced error from the US side.

Developing market currencies are tumbling around the world as investors pull out in favor of safer returns in the United States and elsewhere.

Argentinian President Mauricio Macri talked the talk of market liberalization, but his government has walked right into another IMF bailout.

Prime Minister Hani al-Mulki has resigned but the protests rage on. Should King Abdullah II be worried?

In an echo of the country’s brush with catastrophe in 2013, Pakistan is once again hurtling toward a currency crisis.

Turkey is reestablishing ties in a frontier of the former Ottoman Empire, but in the Western Balkans it finds a field that’s already crowded with outside powers vyign for influence.