Asia

Many commentators have hailed the current century as the 'Asian Century, reminiscent of the previous Western-led century.

The term “Libya model” has gone from being an example of successful denuclearization in North Africa, to an explicit threat of military action on t

The People’s Republic of China’s rising interest in the Indian Ocean is causing tensions for its neighbors.

In this article, Aayush Mohanty examines India's foreign policy choices in response to increasing Chinese assertiveness in Asia.

This article is based on an interview with Cynthia Abdon, the General Manager of the Mission for Migrant Workers.

Heads of State usually struggle to balance international affairs with domestic needs.

In this essay, Dhriti Mehta analyzes the employment-social protection relationship in Japan in the context of the structure and function of the Wel

Dr. Andrew Nathan has been a professor of political science since 1971.

Suu Kyi rightfully received the Nobel Peace Prize of 1991, but her silence over human rights violations against the Rohingya betrays her past ideal

A lot of Japan’s women-related issues cannot be solved by legal frameworks or systems alone; they need social and cultural reformation.