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(Palestinian Authority) Nasri Abu Jaish remains in the government

Al Jazeera writes: The Palestinian Authority labour minister who declared he would resign amid protests over the death of an activist in custody will...

(Syria) Syria and bread

Al Jazeera writes: The Syrian government has announced a steep increase in bread and fuel prices to tackle a financial crunch, bringing more pain...

(South China Sea) What happens in the South China Sea ?

PRATIK JAKHAR writes for The Interpreter: Five years ago on this day, an international tribunal in a landmark ruling dismissed Beijing’s claim to much of...

(Myanmar) Myanmar between pandemic and internal violence

DAVID HOPKINS writes for The Interpreter: A worsening third wave of Covid-19 is a cruel new blow in Myanmar, still reeling from the human...

(Afghanistan/USA) What consequences will leaving Afghanistan have?

NISHANK MOTWANI writes for The Interpreter: Bagram airbase, the nerve centre of US and allied forces operations in Afghanistan, turned into a ghost town...

(Afghanistan/USA) A narrative of American Afghanistan

Mohammeb Ayoob writes for The Strategist: At a press conference on 8 July, US President Joe Biden unequivocally refuted the suggestion that there was any comparison...

(Australia/China) Australia, defense and Chinese threats

Robbin F. Laird and Edward Timperlake writes for The Strategist: ASPI recently published an important report by Paul Dibb and Richard Brabin-Smith that focuses on how to plan...

(Japan/South Korea/USA) The USA and relations between Japan and South Korea

East Asia Forum writes: US President Joe Biden has put priority on mending US alliance relationships in the Asia Pacific region, bringing US allies...

(Japan/South Korea) Dysfunctionality of Japan–South Korea relations

Daniel Sneider writes for East Asia Forum: The dysfunctionality of Japan–South Korea relations led many to despair about whether the two Northeast Asian neighbours...

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