With the Iran nuclear deal now threatened thanks to Trump’s election, Iranian hardliners could gain the upper hand in Tehran.

The Filipino President has blinked on threats to scrap a crucial defense agreement, but U.S. military cooperation will be downsized.

An immense smog crisis in New Delhi underscores how far India has to go in addressing air pollution.

The islands dispute remains a thorny issue, but there are plenty of reasons for Putin to seek rapprochement with Japan.

Beijing’s ruling in a Hong Kong legislative dispute sets a major precedent, and deals a big blow to the independence movement.

In dismissing his reformist finance minster, Xi is banking on the status quo for now—but the risks of non-reform keep rising.

Citing pervasive corruption, the former Georgian President has resigned from his post in Ukraine—and turned on his patron, Petro Poroshenko.

Beijing’s decision to intervene in a dispute about pro-independence legislators in Hong Kong could have far-reaching consequences.

John Kerry says the fundamentals of the relationship with the Philippines are strong, but those words may not be enough to reassure nervous allies.

Hacked emails of a top Putin aide show Moscow’s role in the Ukraine conflict, but an apparent forgery has also muddied the waters.