North Korea Rejects Denuclearization Talks With US
A day after releasing a statement rejecting the South Korean government’s dialogue approach, Pyongyang sent a message to Washington on
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Taiwan’s Recall Elections Failed – But That Doesn’t Signal an Embrace of Beijing
The failure of the recalls does not reflect a re-evaluation of cross-strait policy preferences. But it does send a clear
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The Curious Congruence of India’s Voter List Revision With the ‘Anti-migrant Drive’
The Election Commission’s move to revise the voter list through citizenship screening seems aimed at large-scale disenfranchisement, allege India’s opposition
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Vietnam Navigates Trade Pressures With Surging FDI and Port Expansion
HANOI, July 29 – Vietnam’s exporters are facing stiff U.S. tariffs and slowing global demand, but fresh data shows resilience
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Thailand and Cambodia Ceasefire Calms Border, But Jitters Remain
BANGKOK/PHNOM PENH, July 29 – Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire following deadly border clashes, easing immediate tensions
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Secretary-General of ASEAN participates in the 17th FJCCIA Dialogue in Jakarta
Secretary-General of ASEAN, Dr. Kao Kim Hourn, and the Federation of Japanese Chambers of Commerce and Industry in ASEAN (FJCCIA)
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Beyond the Ceasefire: How the US and China Shadowed the Cambodia-Thailand Clash
The rapid announcement of a ceasefire, with Malaysia as mediator, offered a welcome pause. Yet the dust had barely settled
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What Is Behind Gwadar’s Continued Water Woes?
The thirsty port city is once again fighting for water, with no permanent solution in sight.
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North Korea Has ‘No Interest’ in Talking to Lee Jae-myung
For the first time since South Korea’s new president assumed office, Pyongyang explicitly nixed the Lee administration’s pro-dialogue approach to
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Taiwan’s ‘Great Recall’ Fizzles Out
None of the recall votes was successful, meaning the KMT will keep its legislative majority.
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