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Asia - Page 11

September 28, 2026
Business

Vietnam’s Data-Centre Boom Faces Power and Land Hurdles

Vietnam is attracting a growing pipeline of data-centre investment as global operators seek alternatives to more constrained markets such as Singapore and Malaysia, but disputes over electricity tariffs, grid capacity and land

Education/Health

Mongolia’s Nomadic Herders Turn to Technology as Climate and Desertification Threaten Livelihoods

For Mongolian herder Ganchimeg, a GPS tracker recently helped avert the loss of her entire flock after hungry sheep strayed towards a salt lake in the Gobi Desert. With vegetation scarce, the animals moved dangerously close to brackish water, leaving

September 25, 2026

Imperial Japanese Army Considered Martial Law in Tokyo as Air Raid Threat Grew

History/News

A newly reviewed wartime document shows that Japan’s Imperial Army secretly prepared for the possibility of imposing martial law in Tokyo in January 1945,

China’s Renminbi Push Moves Beyond Trade in South-east Asia

Business

The renminbi’s role in South-east Asia is moving beyond trade settlement as companies increasingly incorporate the Chinese currency into their treasury strategies, financing arrangements

Xi Jinping and the CPC: The Most Misunderstood Success Story of Our Time

June 9, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Luxman Aravind History may one day record that while Western democracies stagnated in performative dysfunction, a once-impoverished civilisation, under the stewardship of Xi Jinping and the CPC, executed the most expansive

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Geopolitical Great Game in India’s Periphery

June 6, 2025
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

As India appears to be caught in the conflict dyad with Pakistan’s heinous terrorist strategy, China is making inroads in the Neighbourhood from Afghanistan to Myanmar. Geopolitical Big Players have a tolerance

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Border Gunfire Sparks Tensions Between Thailand and Cambodia

May 29, 2025
Cambodia/Thailand/World

Tensions flared on the Thai-Cambodian border early Wednesday as a deadly exchange of gunfire between troops from both sides left a Cambodian soldier dead, reigniting a long-standing territorial dispute. In response, Thai

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Zijin Expands into Precious Metals Streaming as Gold Prices Soar

May 28, 2025
Business

Zijin Mining Group, China’s largest gold producer, is venturing into the precious metals “streaming” business through its asset management arm, in a strategic bid to lock in future bullion supplies amid soaring

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Myanmar’s Long Rebellion: A Nation’s Battle for Dignity in the Shadow of Tyranny

May 27, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Our Foreign Affairs Editor Myanmar continues to bleed under the yoke of militarised oppression, yet refuses to surrender its voice or vision. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, in

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‘Rich and Naive’: Singapore Faces Soaring Scam Crisis

May 27, 2025
Business

Singapore is grappling with a surging wave of online scams, driven by a combination of high affluence, digital dependence, and deep cultural compliance with authority — a situation some experts have dubbed

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Sri Lanka: Rahula vs. the temple

May 26, 2025
Columns/Sri Lanka

I did not attend the recent Dalada exposition, but I passed through Kandy during those days and witnessed the long lines – thousands of pilgrims, most of them elderly, queued in fervent

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Macron Embarks on Asia Tour to Boost Defence, Energy, and Tech Cooperation

May 26, 2025
Geopolitics/World

French President Emmanuel Macron began a high-stakes diplomatic tour of Asia on Sunday, with stops in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore aimed at bolstering France’s presence in the region through new partnerships in

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US Pushes UK Military to Keep Away from Asia

May 8, 2025
United Kingdom/United States/World

According to a Financial Times report and multiple sources familiar with the discussions, Elbridge Colby, the U.S. under-secretary of defense for policy, has told British officials that the Trump administration wants the

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Xi Jinping to Embark on Southeast Asia Visit Amid Rising U.S.-China Tensions

April 11, 2025
China/World

Chinese President and General Secretary of the Communist Party Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to Vietnam from April 14 to 15, at the invitation of General Secretary of the Communist

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Study Warns China and Neighbors Face Increased Earthquake Risks

April 8, 2025
China/World

A new study published just days before a devastating earthquake struck Myanmar, claiming over 3,000 lives, warns that China and its neighboring countries are at an elevated risk of catastrophic earthquakes. The

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Asia’s Richest Lose $46 Billion as Trump’s Tariffs Shake Markets

April 8, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The wealth of Asia’s richest individuals took a significant hit on Monday, as markets across the region continued their downward trajectory following President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs. According to the

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Goldman Sachs Raises US Recession Odds to Alarming Levels

April 8, 2025
Business

Goldman Sachs has significantly increased its predictions for the likelihood of a U.S. recession, now pegging the chances at a staggering 45% within the next 12 months. This alarming forecast comes just

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Southeast Asia Faces Financial Turmoil as Investors Shift Focus to China

March 22, 2025
China/Indonesia/Thailand/World

Southeast Asian markets are experiencing heightened volatility as investors increasingly redirect their funds toward China, raising concerns about the region’s largest economies, Indonesia and Thailand. Both countries have seen significant foreign equity

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Indonesia Passes Controversial Military Law Revisions

March 21, 2025
Indonesia/World

Indonesia’s parliament has passed revisions to the country’s military law, drawing sharp criticism from civil society groups and sparking widespread protests, as concerns grow over the increasing military influence on civilian life.

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