With millions of names removed from the electoral rolls, the world’s largest democracy faces a credibility crisis

After condemnation from all quarters, the plan to livestream Nidal Malik Hasan’s execution has been called off

At the UN, President Trump challenged principles the global body was founded on, his rhetoric largely met by silence

Members are not abandoning the existing global order, they are creating parallel paths and more choices

A new paper argues that environmental treaties must not ignore the toll on human minds

The SCO offers a glimpse of an emerging international system that Washington is helping shape but may no longer lead

In India, pressure on journalists isn’t arrests or cases, but the exhaustion of an increasingly hostile environment

Ripple effects of the war can be felt beyond the region and more in some of the vulnerable parts of the world

In his latest book, Ashok Swain offers a chilling analysis of a world drifting toward climate apartheid

Through Khamenei’s grand farewell, Iran signalled that the Islamic Republic remains intact despite months of conflict