Opinion - The Horn of Africa presents a striking paradox for scholars and policymakers: it is simultaneously one of the world's most fragile regions and one of its most strategically indispensable.

For Japan, the Sino-Russian alignment in wartime narratives is more than a contest over memory – it generates real geopolitical effects.

The South China Sea's Scarborough Shoal has again taken center stage in Beijing's territorial feud with the Philippines.

As neighbors to Afghanistan, both China and the Central Asian states have vested interests in the country, desiring a ...

Bolstered by joint military exercises and deepening ties between defense leaders, China’s growing share of arms exports to Southeast Asia and South Asia has contributed significantly to its growing ...

By Bill Emmott, independent writer, lecturer and international affairs consultant ...

The current economic, political and military conditions give Washington unusual leverage and take advantage of Xi Jinping and ...

That treaty remains China’s only formal alliance to date. Two decades later, similar fears drove China’s 1979 invasion of ...

During his visit to New Delhi earlier in August this year, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that China and India ...

The 3 September military parade in Beijing, celebrating victory in World War II, is not a cause for hysterical histrionics.

Yet none of this new global reality means that things are now fixed. Indeed, the new world order is in a state of disruptive ...

The People’s Republic of China and the Republic of China (Taiwan) have a difficult history. To put it mildly. The seeds of ...