Allies Are Not Bargaining Chips: Why U.S. Commitments in Asia Must Be Non‑Negotiable
The durability of America’s alliances in Asia has long been the bedrock of regional stability. Yet President Donald Trump’s transactional…
The Tibetan Diaspora in America Shows Xi That Tibet Cannot Be Silenced
For decades, Beijing has tried to erase Tibet from the global stage. Xi Jinping’s government has passed laws designed to…
Dragon’s Silent War – Espionage in the Liberal Order
What was once a distant question has become undeniable: is the Western world’s overconfidence in liberal democracy exacting a cost…
The Avalanche They Won’t Speak Of: China’s Silence on Tibet’s Glacier Collapse
When a glacier high above the Langtang Lirung peak sheared away and plummeted more than two kilometers into the valley…
Awaiting a fair turn for ousted Bangladesh premier Sheikh Hasina
Even though the press conference by ousted Bangladesh premier Sheikh Hasina in New Delhi emerged a much-hyped event, which was…
Seven Years On, Is the Future Still Asian?
Parag Khanna’s book opens with a tidy triptych: the nineteenth century was Europeanized, the twentieth Americanized, and the twenty-first, he…
Japan’s Rise as Regional Balancer
Japan is now shifting from being a cautious ally to an independent power. Japan’s strategy of keeping a low profile…
Polling begins in Bangladesh for 13th Jatiya Sansad election
DHAKA: Amid high security arrangements across the country, polling begins this morning at 7:30 am for the highly projected 13th Jatiya…
Takaichinomics and the Remaking of Japan
Sanae Takaichi became Prime Minister in late 2025, while her February 2026 snap election victory brought major changes to Japanese…
Myanmar at the Crossroads: Post-Election Instability and India’s Regional Responsibility
MYANMAR: Imagine a nation where the ballot box serves not as a beacon of hope but as an instrument of…
