Maritime Silk Road

This week UNESCO announced it has found three new shipwrecks, including two that are thousands of years old. But just how many more could be out there?

The only way to bring this war to an end before it escalates, Noam Chomsky says, is through a negotiated settlement.

Chinese President Xi Jinping opened a $1.3 billion deep-water port in Peru that was funded by Beijing as it seeks greater trade and influence in South America.

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) released a report this week that found China has become a leading power in operating seaports across the globe, as well as "the world's largest trading country and second-largest economy."

Not since the Cuban missile crisis have island nations played such critical pieces on the geopolitical chessboard. Recent intelligence leaks, for example,

Archaeologists found evidence of spices such as turmeric and cloves from ancient Vietnam, suggesting South Asians shared their culinary traditions via an ancient maritime trade route

Chinese President Xi Jinping rolled out the red carpet in Beijing on Monday for his Eritrean counterpart Isaias Afewerki, saying that China opposed sanctions...

Foreign investment in climate adaptation in the Pacific Islands will be key to sustainable development and security in Asia.

Over 80 projectors fitted in three public spaces mesmerize guests with vibrant visuals

The 500-year-old shipwrecks brim with valuable insights into the Silk Road trade.

The United Kingdom is on the cusp of returning one of its last colonies to its native inhabitants, but national security experts say the move could have dire consequences for the US.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Apr 07 (IPS) - The retrenchment of American power in the Middle East and the larger Muslim world, coupled with the war in Ukraine, has provided a geopolitical breather for China. Beijing is effectively deploying this to make strategic inroads into the region, given this vacuum and focus on Europe.

The naturally dissolving hydrogel may help preserve delicate ancient artifacts.

The first of many of these puzzling objects was unearthed almost three centuries ago, and we still don't know what they were for.

During the early 2010s, developing countries were keen to get in on the global trade boom that brought prosperity to many countries, most famously China, over

China's foreign minister began a visit to Kenya on Wednesday, where the government has relied on Chinese loans to develop infrastructure but faces criticism over the resulting debt burden.