Four scenarios for securing peace in Ukraine
U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing for a peaceful resolution to Russia’s now three-year full-scale war in Ukraine. VOA examined several approaches floated by think
Can Young Americans and Chinese Build Bridges Over Troubled Waters?
The return of Donald Trump to the White House poses great uncertainty for the critical China-U.S. relationship. Some believe that relations will improve because Trump,
Japan’s Frontline in a Taiwan Emergency
China is ramping up its military actions and raising tensions in the Nansei Islands. Japan is bolstering its presence in response. Locals are caught in
3rd MLG to Support Multiple US/ROK Military Exercises
Hundreds of U.S. and Republic of Korea Marines are set to launch a nearly two-month series of bilateral training exercises across the South Korean Peninsula
U.S. State Department stops calling China ‘PRC’ in country fact sheet
The U.S. State Department has dropped the phrase “People’s Republic of China (PRC)” as a description of mainland China in a country fact sheet on
Trump’s pivot to the Indo-Pacific from Europe is clear
Brahma Chellaney, a professor of strategic studies at the independent New Delhi-based Centre for Policy Research and fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy in Berlin,
Japan navigates a course through Trump-era shoals
Japan’s relationship with the new Trump administration is off to not a bad start: so far, the two countries are agreeing on more than they
Securing Australia’s interests in a Trumpian trade world
Australia must adopt a sophisticated and multi-layered strategy to engage the second Trump administration on trade and security. Australia must frame its trade relationship with
How Vladimir Putin plans to play Donald Trump
Judged by the din of Russian propaganda and the despair among some Europeans, Vladimir Putin has never been closer to winning his war on Ukraine. Yet
US Aid Freeze Devastates Some of the World’s Most Vulnerable: Rohingya Refugees
Rohingya refugees are already facing significant challenges due to a reduction in international support. The freeze in U.S. aid has forced many vital programs to