After another ballistic missile test from North Korea, amidst the strongest sanctions to date, will leader Kim Jong Un stop his weapons programs? The EastWest Institute’s Jonathan Miller and The Center for the National Interest share their thoughts with VOA’s Steve Miller.

What will it take to resolve Myanmar’s Rohingya situation? Regional experts outline what must change. VOA’s Steve Miller reports.

President Donald Trump last week signed an executive order temporarily banning U.S. entry of persons arriving from seven countries. The Trump administration insists the ban is not aimed specifically at Muslims. Still, the ban has raised concern. Can the Islamic State group use the ban to its advantage? VOA's Steve Miller reports.

Events in Myanmar’s Rakhine state have deteriorated to the point where it’s become the focus of international discussions on providing sufficient aid and ending the Rohingya “genocide.” VOA’s Steve Miller speaks with analyst Hunter Marston and Human Rights Watch Asia Deputy Director Phil Robertson for the latest on the situation following the UN’s Special Rapporteur visit with Aung San Suu Kyi.

China’s Communist Party has taken to the press in recent days going after President-elect Trump for his comments on the “one China” policy, and more recently on democracy and independence advocates in Hong Kong who attended seminars in Taiwan. VOA’s Steve Miller speaks with RAND Corporation’s Scott Harold, the Associate Director at the Center for Asia Pacific Policy, on the complicated relationship between Hong Kong, Beijing, their past, and future.

Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen stopped over in Houston, Texas on her way to Central America this week. During the brief stay in the Lone Star state, she met United States Senator Ted Cruz and Texas Governor Greg Abbott. What is the significance of the meeting and how might this play out on the global stage? VOA’s Steve Miller reports.

Donald Trump becomes the 45th President of the United States January 20th. When he does assume office, his attention will be split between domestic and international policies. VOA’s Steve Miller speaks with the EastWest Institute’s Jonathan Miller on challenges the new administration may face.

China demonstrated its naval might this week, sailing its aircraft carrier past Taiwan into the South China Sea. Analysts say it’s a normal progression, but predicted months ago that without consequences for ignoring the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s ruling, little in the region will change. VOA’s Steve Miller has the story.

South Korea impeached President Park Geun-hye last week after two months of public outcry over alleged involvement in an influence peddling scheme. While the fate of her presidency is now in the hands of the nine member Constitutional Court, VOA’s Steve Miller looks at what may become of her hard fought policies.

China has expressed serious concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to call into question the United States’ commitment to the “one China” policy. Do Mr. Trump’s comments represent a diplomatic change to the status quo, and if so, what can Beijing do about it? VOA’s Steve Miller reports.