The International Criminal Court’s Pre-Trial Chamber has determined jurisdiction to investigate Israel and Palestine for events in the West Bank

In May 2014, Thailand's generals decided, yet again, that their country's elected government was too much trouble. Dusting off their

Indonesia's new National Plan of Action on Countering Violent Extremism that Leads to Terrorism aims to involve both government and

Australia has spent the last 30 years deploying troops to the Middle East, while also overstretching its military by deploying

Alexei Navalny’s return and subsequent imprisonment in Russia solidified his role as a leader of political opposition to Putin. The

As Australia pursues its tariff dispute with China in the WTO this year, the United States and other Western nations

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The summit’s outcomes suggest continuity in leadership and policy. Some hoped-for economic reforms will progress slowly, but Vietnam’s rising star

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Despite the campaign of repression against political advocates and journalists in Algeria, and though divided, the Hirak is still alive.

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The past twelve months saw progress towards potential political and peace settlements in Afghanistan. However, this progress is conditional upon