The Literary Digest’s mistake was simple: it asked the wrong people. Its sample of telephone and car owners skewed wealthy ...

Since Marcos’ visit in July, the White House has begun to take a noticeably sharper – and more confrontational – stance on ...

Many young Indians admire Taiwan’s democratic resilience and technological prowess, but they would rather work in Taiwanese ...

India first needs to understand what its contribution was to this failure. Is there a problem with the message or with the ...

The high-profile case of Mubashshir Ahmad underscores the Uzbek authorities’ growing scrutiny of religious leaders and online ...

There is no scenario in which the military junta’s planned election will favor India’s interests in Myanmar over China’s.

An attempt by city authorities to bring more order to the private taxi market erodes service quality and driver incomes.

Beijing’s prioritization of political security necessitates a reliance on investment and exports – not consumption – to power ...

Costa Rica has largely benefited from globalization and trade liberalization without suffering the so-called “China shock.” ...

Even if medieval Indian kings didn’t control the entire subcontinent, the region’s wealth and population helped them impact ...

The deployment to the shoal, the site of a series of dangerous encounters last year, could herald a new season of ...

For Korean progressives, obtaining wartime OPCON means “restoring sovereignty.” For conservatives, a a U.S.-led command ...