The symmetry between Washington’s nuclear push and Astana’s nuclear turn is a reminder that the two countries have more in common and more at stake together than many might assume.

This week we cover a new trade framework between China and the United States, a key meeting at the sidelines of APEC between Canada’s prime minister and Xi Jinping, a highly anticipated rate decision ...

Japan’s longstanding ban on arms exports has been slowly dismantled since the Shinzo Abe era, with the conspicuous exception ...

Malaysia is entering a decisive phase where Chinese firms are shaping the country’s next industrial frontier, but decisive ...

Upcoming elections in Ireland could produce a president at odds with the current government. We look to the Irish ...

Critical mineral dependencies and a military complex that’s not fit for purpose represent strategic vulnerabilities that will ...

The recent US-Finland icebreaker deal has two objectives: close the capability gap with Russia in the High North and thaw out ...

The Busan framework illustrates a new phase in US–China relations: one defined not by resolution or reconciliation, but by ...

A US state visit by Australia’s prime minister highlights the challenges of maintaining democratic integrity while advancing ...

Indonesia and North Korea are rebuilding a modest rapport. Whether the two nations’ engagement expands to become a ...

Trump’s Kuala Lumpur gambit was a reminder that power still matters in the Indo-Pacific. But power without predictable ...

It is in Poland’s east that the next stage of reconciliation and unification will happen in Europe, guided by Sybir and the ...