For both Moscow and the Damascus regime, the war-ravaged region promises only more headaches

During the Cold War, the two NATO allies had a common foe, but divergent interests in Syria – especially regarding the Kurds – have driven them apart

While Belt and Road has inarguably benefited the African country with improved infrastructure, Sino-Nigerian ties are strained in many areas

Like companies, nations and political movements need effective branding, as recent elections have shown

Rich and poor, every Asian country is being affected, and besides striving to mitigate the problem itself, they need workable plans to cope with the inevitable

The new technology can be used to quickly verify employee data before and during hiring processes

Now that she is seeking re-election, Taiwan’s leader must review with humility the inadequacies of her governance

Seoul is alarmed by reports that Tokyo is considering releasing nuclear contaminants from Fukushima into the Pacific, posing a threat to the Korean Peninsula

The US president’s economic wars against Tehran, Beijing, Caracas and elsewhere are direct threats to Europe’s long-term interests

The Grace 1, seized by the British in early July, has resumed its journey under a new name – and the US does not approve

There are a number of issues other than protesters’ demands that need to be addressed in the former British territory