The new government in India will have to work through the politics of climate finance, inclusion, and just transition in an increasingly fragmented world order.

The Aam Aadmi Party leader and Delhi chief minister was arrested in a bribery case critics see as politically motivated.

Parliaments hollowing out can only be checked, and reversed, by a successful electoral challenge to the Modi personality cult.

The U.S. Treasury Department has expressed its concerns over Iran using Malaysian entities to finance allied militant groups, including Hamas.

For Mongolia, economic and diplomatic success are both underpinned by the need for ongoing commitments to democratic principles and good governance.

Many cases of mental illness in Australia could be eradicated by targeting child maltreatment. The impacts of doing nothing are devastating.

Moscow killed a U.N. body overseeing North Korea sanctions compliance for one simple reason: Russia is flagrantly violating the U.N. sanctions.

Serbia became the first European country to commit to building a community of common destiny with China.

A spokesperson for Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense said, Blaming Afghanistan for such incidents is a failed attempt to divert attention from the truth of the matter and we strongly reject it.

There is no doubt that the state is becoming increasingly serious about how it looks at the world and how the world looks at it.

Climate pledges and the energy transition can only truly be achieved when these are linked with development promises. At present, however, there seems to be a gap.

A China-dominated cluster is emerging among the three anti-U.S. regimes in Central America.

Glory to Hong Kong was often sung by demonstrators during huge anti-government protests in 2019.

It is considering extending the term of Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa, who is known to be close to the Sharif government.