India is getting more and more worried about China. One reason: Beijing’s overtures to Pakistan.

Beijing’s actions are no doubt intended to pressure the incoming administration in Taipei not to make any bold pronouncements.

China’s island building has changed the rules of the regional game.

Veterans of Hong Kong’s 2014 street demonstrations are founding new political parties to demand a voice in the city’s government.

Beijing is trying to send a strong signal ahead of the inauguration of Taiwan’s new president Tsai Ing-wen.

New Delhi is getting more and more worried about China.

South Korea President Park Geun-hye’s party lost a big election yesterday, and one casualty could be the “comfort women” deal with Japan.

Meanwhile, Chinese investment in Australia has soared over the past few months, a reminder of Beijing’s economic power down under.

The excitement about democratization has often obscured the geopolitical significance of Myanmar’s opening.

This rhetoric is more aggressive than we’d previously seen from Kuala Lumpur.