Asia & Pacific

Syria's war of extermination signals the end of the international community Nicolas Tenzer, Sciences Po – USPC As the aerial bombardment of Aleppo resumes, one thing is clear. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s military campaign in Syria, waged...

Park Geun-hye, the nation’s first female president and South Korea's 11th president was ousted by south korean constitutional court. Though Ms. Park was suspended in December after a legislative impeachment vote, final decision on...

Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte today warned he might “invade” an island stronghold of the Islamic State-linked Abu Sayyaf to “finish the game” – following a thwarted attempt by the group to kidnap tourists on...

Growing intolerance is threatening free inquiry and open debate in India's universities Aftab Alam, Aligarh Muslim University Higher education in India is going through a critical phase. The country has witnessed tremendous growth in the sector...

Terrorists in Quetta, Pakistan have targeted a hospital in a suicide attack killing 70 and injuring over 100 people. Several of the injured are in critical state. The hospital was crowded with the mourners, who had...

Suspected airstrikes by coalition waplanes waging war in Syria killed more civilians across the country on Monday and Tuesday, adding to the civilian bodycount from US and Russian strikes. An airstrike likely carried out by...

It was not merely a communal insurgency, which claimed hundreds of innocent Muslim lives across India; rather it was a big blow to Muslims religious identity. It was also a blatant attack on the...