China

They share economic and geopolitical interests in Afghanistan, but counterterrorism could be a wrench.

The world’s newest security partnership is a window into how the world works—and the unpredictable places it’s heading.

Brussels needs to fight to defend its carbon-border policy.

Attempts to explain Berlin’s militarism tells us something about how analysts approach Beijing.

The agreement will help New Delhi with its quest for a stable balance of power in the Indo-Pacific.

Beijing has used the “war on terror” to target its own minorities like Uyghurs.

A supposedly Orwellian system is fragmented, localized, and mostly targeted at businesses.

Nor would they desire to.

Beijing thinks the junta will win—but it’s not sure.

Washington and Beijing need to protect the global seabed—and address the staggering loophole in greenhouse gas reporting.

It will take an all-out diplomatic blitz to block the director-general’s impending reelection.

Beijing has dropped its own usual excuse to oppose a coup for practical reasons.

The fall of Kabul may have widened the rift between New Delhi and Moscow.

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said his country is working to find a diplomatic solution.

With the Glasgow conference approaching, U.S. diplomats must be careful.

Opaque practices make it difficult to trace human rights abuses.