That strategy being: to bite, to crush, and then to move on.

The Ramadan Truce is a silver lining in the decades-long armed conflict, but can permanent peace be achieved?

A fast-declining population has the potential to compromise Russia’s ambitious revisionist plans and perhaps even its own survival as a national state.

The Ukraine war provides a vivid illustration of the disproportionate burdens of providing security assistance.

A G7 oil ban will be more a matter of economic self-harm than effective foreign policy, unless it is done right.

Monumental changes could be in the cards as Thailand heads toward a critical general election in 2023.

The unprecedented weaponization of global financial circuits in the wake of the Ukraine war could end up backfiring by jeopardizing the US dollar’s enduring position as global reserve currency.

First in a two-part series, this backgrounder traces the origins and earliest deployments of Russia’s infamous mercenary outfit: the Wagner Group.

There’s no end in sight to restrictions in Shanghai and Beijing as economic indicators continue to slide across-the-board.

Cambodia insists work on a newly-dredged port and shipyard at Ream Naval Base is not being carried out to enable a permanent Chinese military presence. Washington is not so sure.