Asia

Putin urges military manufacturers to be ready for battle.

Statement puts focus on Russia’s role in Bible prophecy.

Months after establishing diplomatic relations, Panama and China have significantly improved bilateral relations.

The threats in today’s world are multiplying, but how many people are even paying attention?

North Korea’s latest missile test is the latest demonstration of American weakness.

In its quest for power across Eurasia, Moscow doesn’t mind giving some uranium to Iran.

Pax Americana is coming to an end—and not because the Pentagon’s budget is too small.

The general who just arrested Robert Mugabe may have the approval of Africa’s newest imperial power.

The Kuril Islands may be a bargaining chip that the Japanese can’t refuse.

A new age of strongmen

Two nations resolve a year of confrontations regarding the placement of a U.S. missile defense system.

China’s provocative behavior is ‘steering the world toward war.’

As the United States distances itself from the Philippines, Russia and China are swooping in to fill the void.

‘With its elderly, shrinking population and ingrained pacifism, Japan is no threat to anyone.’

One hundred years after the Bolshevik Revolution, many Russians are looking nostalgically at their czarist past.

The decision to enshrine ‘Xi Thought’ into the Communist Constitution elevates the president to the status of the hallowed Chairman Mao and gives him the power to shape China’s path forward for years to come.

Will it be enough for him to change Japan’s Constitution?

As both Nepal and India gravitate toward Beijing, a great political and economic bloc is forming in Asia.

The war on drugs is pushing the Philippines away from the United States and toward China.

North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is launching ballistic missiles. In response, Japan’s Shinzō Abe is calling for elections.

These two nations are the reason why North Korea is able to operate so freely and dangerously.

Latest North Korean missile test spurs Japan’s remilitarization program.