In the foundational Supreme Court cases of the 1990s that shielded the nascent internet from censorship, and in the sweeping immunity that’s been granted to platforms under Section 230, the reigning ...

Weeks before the Dalai Lama ruled out China's role in choosing his successor, President Xi Jinping met a Tibetan Buddhist ...

On the occasion of International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, Government bodies, NGOs, legal and ...

“The practice of educating one’s children in one’s religious beliefs, like all religious acts and practices, receives a ...

After the Rapid Support Forces lost control of central Sudan, including Khartoum, the forces' leadership launched a broad mobilisation effort to recruit fighters in the Darfur states. This operation ...

Hong Kong has been China’s primary gateway to global markets, especially as a channel for inbound foreign capital. But the territory’s role is gradually shifting. Hong Kong is increasingly emerging as ...

For almost forty years, Hun Sen has shaped Southeast Asian politics. As Cambodia’s former prime minister and current Senate ...

The connection between work and health can fuel a virtuous cycle. But that cycle can spin the other way. Because most ...

The Economist recently featured an article titled “How China Became Cool” — a rare departure from its typical tone on China.

Decades of repression, economic mismanagement and growing legitimacy crises have left the regime weakened at home. A ...

While the Iranian constitution outlines a process for succession, even indirect confirmation of such planning is rare — and ...