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Asia - Page 17

September 8, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Pakistan’s Army Has Become the State

Tweeting from his prison cell, Pakistan’s cricketing hero and former prime minister Imran Khan described the country’s de facto leader, Field Marshal Asim Munir, as a mentally unstable, cruel dictator driven by

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Singapore Draws Line Against Online Anti-Indian Hatred

Singapore must never allow prejudice against any community to become accepted or normalised, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said as he addressed a wave of anti-Indian comments that emerged online following the devastating floods in Nepal, in which nine Singaporeans remain

September 7, 2026

Prabowo Offers Indonesia as Russia’s Gateway to Asean

Business

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has pitched Indonesia as Russia’s “natural entry point” to Asean, calling for deeper trade, investment and transport links as Moscow

AI Infrastructure Race Risks Widening Asia-Pacific Digital Divide

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping digital infrastructure across Asia and the Pacific, but persistent gaps in network speed, reliability and computing power could deepen

Asian Defence Stocks Surge as Europe Boosts Military Spending

March 19, 2025
Defence

Japanese and South Korean defence stocks have hit record highs as the growing uncertainty in global security dynamics, spurred by former US President Donald Trump’s threats to withdraw the US security umbrella,

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USAID’s Secret Afghan Canal Project Sparks Regional Water Crisis Fears

March 15, 2025
Afghanistan/Geopolitics/World

A covertly funded U.S. project in Afghanistan, the Qosh Tepa Canal, is raising alarms over a looming water crisis in Central Asia. The canal, now 80% complete, diverts water from the Amu

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AIA Reports Record 2024 Earnings as Hong Kong and Southeast Asia Sales Surge

March 14, 2025
Business

AIA Group, the largest insurer in the Asia-Pacific region, reported a record-breaking financial performance in 2024, driven by a surge in new business from Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. The company’s net

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China’s High-Level Opening Up: Impact on Central Asia

March 5, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In an era of intricate global economic cross – currents, China has been steadfastly enhancing its high-level opening up while forging ahead in international cooperation. During this year’s “Two Sessions”, the annual

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The Future Governs, the Past Falters: China’s Two Sessions

March 3, 2025
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The Financial Times recently published an article on the question of who will succeed Xi Jinping. But perhaps the real question is not one of succession, but of continuity—of how a governance

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Indian Ocean: The Next Global Power Struggle

February 18, 2025
Geopolitics/Speeches

The following article is based on a speech delivered by the writer, the Former President of Sri Lanka, at the 8th Indian Ocean Conference, organized by the India Foundation in association with

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Indonesian Middle Class Decline Puts Pressure on Consumer Brands and Economic Growth

February 18, 2025
Business

Indonesia’s rapidly shrinking middle class is creating ripples across the economy, as businesses struggle to adjust to shifts in consumer spending habits. Pizza Hut Indonesia, operated by Sarimelati Kencana, has felt the

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Philippa Stroud: Pushing for Optimism and Responsibility Amid Global Crisis

February 16, 2025
Human Rights/Interviews

Philippa Stroud, the Conservative peer and founder of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, is rallying against the growing pessimism that has gripped the West. In an exclusive interview with The Times UK,

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Singapore Eases Monetary Policy Amid Trade Uncertainty and Low Inflation

January 25, 2025
Singapore/World

As reported by The Financial Times, Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has eased its monetary policy for the first time in four years, citing rising global trade tensions

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U.S. Sanctions on Pakistan’s Missile Program: Impact on South Asian Stability

December 22, 2024
Columns

On December 15, the US imposed additional sanctions against four entities with direct links to Pakistan’s ballistic missile program. The order freezes assets and prohibits US citizens from doing business with firms

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