In a world of tumult, there is something quietly reassuring about the predictable summitry of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Recent government statements represent a major conciliatory effort by France.

A Harris administration is unlikely to reverse America’s eroding military advantage over China.

Much commentary about China and the US election has suggested Beijing prefers Trump. In fact, the opposite might be the case.

Many Southeast Asian countries already see the United States as a more distant and less reliable partner.

If Donald Trump can’t achieve a quick solution in Ukraine, he could well turn on Putin and increase US support to Ukraine.

The undersea cable industry is left to tackle the challenges, while policymakers engage in national security power plays.

Pacific Island countries want to hear more from the Democratic nominee about how she will support the region.