... giving up. They can't resolve this on the battlefield. If they do that it takes South Sudan back to war and it risks ethnic conflict." John Temin of the US Institute for Peace says this crisis is getting more attention than others might because of ...
South Korea risks being “caught in a crossfire” by joining a meeting between Nato and four Indo-Pacific countries, a former top government adviser has warned, amid Seoul’s tougher stance against Russia and US-led integrated deterrence efforts in Europe and ...
In a busy port city along Pakistan’s southwestern coast, a newly built security barrier and hundreds of new checkpoints safeguard Chinese workers. Farther down the Arabian Sea coast, in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi, officials added hundreds of police officers to a special unit charged with ...
NPR’s Scott Detrow talks with Daniel Markey, Senior advisor on South Asia at the United States Institute of Peace, about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic tour through Europe.
Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand are attending NATO's 75th anniversary summit in Washington. China's growing military strength and territorial ambitions, as well as its growing closeness to Russia, have prompted them to strengthen their ties with the alliance.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is seeking closer ties with non-member partners from Asia at its 2024 leaders meeting. It opened Tuesday in the American capital, Washington, D.C. Leaders from Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand are attending the NATO leaders’ meeting for the third straight year. Australia sent ...