ST’s foreign bureaus outline how these power players will approach the new year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

North Korea shifts focus from China to Russia, removing its "friendship year" section and highlighting growing ties with ...

Possible good news is that, as the year went on, the ground in the Middle East shifted. Israel pushed Iran onto its back foot ...

Beijing has yet to announce the closing ceremony for its "Year of Friendship" with Pyongyang, a possible signal of ...

Japan can now convey its requests to the United States to discuss issues regarding the U.S.'s possible use of nuclear weapons ...

A review of a year filled with headlines that few in the national security and intelligence space could have imagined, one ...

Cancian was surprised to learn that the North Koreans are apparently being merged with Russian troops. “In the First World War ... a North Korea expert at the Stimson Center in Washington.

(They didn’t transform into democracies; in fact, all of the Arab Spring countries, which excited the world in this century’s ...

And according to a Chainalysis report released on Thursday, more than half of this amount was stolen by North Korea-affiliated hacking groups. Earlier this year, the United Nations Security ...

Although it is surrounded by some of the world's more ... there is no doubt that China would strenuously oppose any efforts by the United States to destabilize North Korea or to lead an ...

“Lee is pro-Communist Party of China, pro-North Korea, anti-South Korea, anti-U.S. and anti-Japan. He and his supporters constantly stir up anti-Japan sentiment in South Korea.” Lee is ...