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Brahma ChellaneyThe Hill |
Undercutting the secretary of state’s role, Trump has recast U.S. diplomacy in his own image — personalized, transactional, overbearing and opaque.
Much of India’s strategic establishment still sees Trump merely as an aberration, but this shift began under former President Joe Biden.
U.S. allies have the most to lose. Major powers have repeatedly sought stability through exclusive understandings while middle powers and smaller...
The nations flocking to join BRICS want multiple centers of economic and diplomatic influence rather than reliance on a single superpower.
The catastrophe that began high in the mighty Himalayas on the Tibet-Nepal border is a warning from the world’s youngest, tallest and most volatile...
America’s traditional allies in the Islamic world are not walking away from it, but they are no longer betting everything on Washington. After...
China’s campaign against academic freedom abroad is laser-focused on the world’s premier conference on Tibetan studies in Kathmandu this month.
The findings point to one of the most consequential shifts in global public opinion since Pew began tracking international attitudes.
The "Indo-Pacific" was a grand strategic concept linking the Pacific and Indian Oceans into one interconnected strategic theater.
China is not merely policing dissent or curbing religious practice, but attempting something more permanent.
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