Iran and their Shia proxies have scored another victory with the election of a key ally in Lebanon.

Demographics, weak investment options and regional disparities play into China’s looming pension crisis.

Despite worrying pivots to China from U.S. allies, long-term trends show that Washington can still maintain an edge over Beijing.

Malaysia looks ready to cooperate with Beijing on the South China Sea: another sign of Obama’s collapsing legacy in Asia and around the world.

Duterte is capitalizing on a cancelled U.S. weapons sale to argue that Washington is an unreliable partner.

A series of asset bubbles are roiling China’s economy, with knock-on effects throughout the globe.

Obama’s pivot to Asia is not exactly going as planned.

The South Korean president is taking heat over a bizarre influence-peddling scandal and her ties to a shadowy cult leader.

The military junta is poised to strengthen its control over Thailand, belying American confidence in an inevitably democratizing Asia.

The voice of God seems to be the only thing that will convince Duterte to change his ways.