At last week’s election, the extraordinary, six-decade-long political journey of Mahathir Mohamad reached its quiet terminus.

North Korea’s leader debuts his offspring, and sends a message.

The Japanese defense ministry estimates that Tokyo will need to spend 48 trillion yen on defense over the next five years if it wants to achieve its security goals.

Evidence suggests that ISKP’s tentacles have begun spreading across West, Central, and South Asia.

Vietnam has emerged as a regional leader in renewables, but some thorny challenges lie ahead.

As comprehensive security partners, India and ASEAN can be expected to engage in deeper cooperation relating to maritime security and disaster risk reduction.

Veteran opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has been sworn in as Malaysia’s 10th prime minister before King Al-Sultan Abdullah, ending a 30-year quest which had too often reduced his country’s political landscape into a nasty grudge match.

Pakistan's civilian leadership seems to have realized that merit and seniority rather than political considerations should determine the selection of the army chief.

The incident close to the Philippine-occupied Thitu Island was just the latest between the two nations in the disputed South China Sea.

With the disease on the rise in the region, a dedicated transnational institution would reduce the cost of cancer treatments for those most in need.