China-US relations not zero-sum game: Wang Yi
He also said countries can stage fair competition with each other, and it is natural that China and the US have some competition between them, but it should not be a destructive…
Geopolitics
South Korea President Yoon begins pursuit of improved relations with Japan
Behind the move to quickly improve relations between Japan and South Korea is US President Joe Biden’s desire to swiftly strengthen the bonds between the three countries.
‘Great change’: Israeli president says received delegation of Pakistani expats
Although Israel President Isaac Herzog did not mention details about the Pakistanis he met, Sharaka, an Israeli non-government organisation, had organised a visit of a…
Rohingya refugees: Are we paying for our hospitality?
The rest of the world seems to have forgotten the Rohingyas' and Bangladesh's plight.
Blinken’s China speech: Biden administration still competitive but less combative, say experts
Experts noted that Mr Blinken's speech, while critical of China, was not as confrontational as it could have been, especially compared with the previous administration.
Pakistani drone carrying magnetic bombs, UBGL grenades shot down by police
Sighting of Pakistani drones in the border areas of Jammu, Kathua, and Samba districts has become a regular feature.
US, Ukraine discuss danger of escalation as new arms extend Kyiv’s reach
President Biden's administration and US allies have been increasingly willing to give Ukraine longer-range weaponry amidst growing risks as Kyiv battles Russia's invasion forces.
Ukraine’s Zelensky complains about EU divisions over new Russia sanctions
His criticism of the West has mounted as the European Union moves towards a possible Russian oil embargo and as thousands of Russian forces invade two key eastern cities.
India’s Sri Lanka policy faces challenge
The writer says there are two components of the crisis in Sri Lanka: one on the economic front, and the other on the political one.
Asean must move more boldly on economic integration
The writers say Asean’s network of loosely-prioritized policies creates a cumbersome policy landscape that arguably promotes discussion over action.