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Long anticipated, a sweeping crackdown on corruption has some officials too nervous to start new infrastructure projects, procure medical equipment, and more.
Neighbor to a superpower, India’s foreign policy has long been one of treading lightly. Under Narendra Modi that has begun to change.
Long lumped into a single box of victimhood, the women of Afghanistan are trying to reclaim their identity.
As geopolitics heats up in the region, superpowers would be wise to listen to their Pacific Island counterparts.
But why is it often ignored in U.S. classrooms?
After another painful year for Asian Americans, a veteran activist reflects on what has — and hasn’t — changed since the movement began decades ago.
Countries and companies are scrambling to adjust to a world where the pandemic, geopolitics, and other factors have upended traditional paradigms.
The success of an Australia-India-Japan-United States strategic dialogue poses a major threat to Beijing's ambitions.
What was supposed to be a year of recovery brought forth fresh challenges — in Asia and beyond.
In the first year under President Biden, the U.S. and China began re-engaging on climate. But what really matters is whether this will now translate into joint action.
A doctor's dispatch from the frontlines.
