The award in the South China Sea arbitration strengthens Indonesia's legal position for its maritime claims in the region

The International Criminal Court’s refusal to investigate crimes in Afghanistan could damage its credibility.

Petrol rationing and major fuel price hikes in Iran, and the rioting that followed, have demonstrated the extent to which international sanctions are hurting the oil-rich nation.

Philippines Vice President Leni Robredo attempts to address the various shortfalls faced by Duterte’s war on drugs.

As one of the most polluted cities in the world, Delhi has attempted to implement policies to mitigate smog.

Stripping ISIS fighters of citizenship could lead to not only them, but also their families, including women and children, being rendered stateless. Could this increase terrorist recruitment in the region?

A Twitter storm over basketball is representative of the hostility present in the US-China relationship today, where a rapidly changing political landscape has made conflict the new normal.

For the second time in living memory, the West has lost strategic control of the South China Sea (SCS). The first time was 1940-41, when Imperial Japan obtained strategic dominance of the SCS by occupying French Indochina.

Africa’s demand for greater telecommunications infrastructure has attracted unprecedented levels of investment from China, but what are the implications to this?

The prospects of Catalonian secession are beset by numerous complexities at various levels of government.