Asia’s 2024 election wave fell short of advancing democracy, with autocratic regimes manipulating votes and even established democracies facing political challenges.

Governments across Southeast and South Asia have sought to restrain freedom of expression on online platforms.

Southeast Asian leaders are adept at dealing with President-elect Trump’s transactional style of diplomacy, but an escalating U.S.-China conflict would severely harm the region.

Although India has developed a strong relationship with President-elect Trump, other South Asian countries may struggle to gain a hearing in his second term.

The United States’ influence in Southeast Asia is waning as China strengthens its position.

The transatlantic alliance has begun to connect its traditional security interests in Europe with the geopolitical dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region, including tensions between China and Taiwan.

The U.S. presidential election neglected to discuss Asia, one of the most pivotal regions to U.S. foreign policy.

Former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris would take vastly different approaches to Asia policy if they won the White House.