Examining the latest diplomatic efforts to hammer out a framework deal in the Iran war, signs that the Ebola outbreak in central Africa is worse than the data reflects, and the tentative return of the Quad as a player in the Indo-Pacific security architecture.

The ongoing rift in US-India relations has shed light on some longstanding contradictions in the relationship, and while the two sides may still yet find common ground, the road to resolution will surely be a rocky one.

The newly-established informal Squad alliance hints at a new security concept that is now crystallizing in the Indo-Pacific.

Modi’s US state visit serves as a stark reminder of the intricate web of dependencies India must deftly negotiate as it balances relations between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing.

Tracking the emergence of the ‘Indo-Pacific’ construct, a vast super-region that has now come to dominate geopolitical discourse.

An increasingly aggressive China is solidifying bilateral relations between New Delhi and Canberra.

Chronicling the events leading up to the present low point in China-Australia relations.

With regional tensions rising and fellow Quad members Japan and the United States asserting their steadfast support for Taiwan, is it now time for India to deepen its ties with Taiwan?

Growing multipolarity in the international system raises some interesting questions for Japanese foreign policy going forward. Is Tokyo about to step out of Washington’s shadow?

The AUKUS alliance has chipped away at the pillars holding up French power projection in the Indo-Pacific.

New security imperatives are giving rise to new policy dilemmas for Japan’s government.

Recent policy disclosures reflect an attempt by the Biden administration to bridge the divergent interests of Washington’s Pacific- and Atlantic-based allies. Success won’t come easy.

The AUKUS saga reflects a different set of strategic priorities in Washington from what many European leaders were expecting.

The AUKUS pact is notable in its shift from style to substance in US-led efforts to counter China in the Indo-Pacific.

If the Quad wants to operationalize its multilateralism in a way that doesn’t directly antagonize China, then Afghanistan would be a good place to start.

Assessing the geopolitics and motives behind emergence of the Quad’s Leadership Summit.

Examining the issues and hotspots that will be making headlines in the week ahead.

If the ties binding the Quad together are a shared fear of China’s growing power in the region, then there’s no reason to believe it won’t become the Quint some day.

In pursuing a total military overhaul and an aircraft carrier program, President Moon Jae-in is ensuring that South Korea is prepared for the geopolitical uncertainties that lie ahead.

But was it really secret before its sudden declassification?