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Asia - Page 2

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

Asia’s Peoples Call for Sovereignty and Solidarity

July 16, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On 4 March 2026, a US military vessel torpedoed and sunk the unarmed Iranian frigate IRIS Dena off the southern coast of Sri Lanka. The illegal strike killed over 80 and injured over 30

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A Decade After The Hague Ruling, Beijing’s Island Strategy Has Redrawn the South China Sea Reality

July 15, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

A decade after an international tribunal rejected China’s sweeping claims in the South China Sea, the waters remain defined less by the 2016 legal ruling than by an expanding network of islands,

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Japan’s New Export: Tourists Replace Cars as Tokyo Chases Growth

July 12, 2026
Geopolitics/Japan/World

Japan’s newest export industry does not leave factories on cargo ships. It arrives by plane, fills hotels, spends in restaurants and shops, and is reshaping the country’s economic strategy. After decades of

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Asia’s Investment Surge Reshapes Regional Competition as South-East Asia Takes the Lead

July 8, 2026
Business

Developing Asia retained its position as the world’s largest developing-region destination for foreign direct investment in 2025, attracting $644 billion in capital as investment patterns within the region continued to shift. While

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Microsoft-Led Consortium to Build 3,600km Undersea Cable Linking India and Southeast Asia

July 2, 2026
Business

A consortium including Microsoft and telecom startup Lightstorm has announced plans to build a new undersea cable system connecting India with Malaysia and Singapore, as global technology firms accelerate investment in artificial

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Philippines–Vietnam US$10 Billion Trade Ambition Collides With Rice Policy Turbulence

June 11, 2026
Philippines/Vietnam/World

The Philippines’ plan to raise bilateral trade with Vietnam to US$10 billion by 2026 is facing mounting pressure from policy instability in Manila, where shifting rice import rules and tariff uncertainty are

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US$165 Billion of Asean Renewable Energy Assets Face Climate Risk as Insurance Gaps Loom

June 11, 2026
Business

A large share of South-east Asia’s renewable energy infrastructure faces significant exposure to climate-related hazards by 2030, with about US$165 billion in assets at risk across the region, according to a report

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Asian Markets Plunge as Iran–U.S. Escalation Fuels Oil Spike and Inflation Fears

June 10, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

Asian equities tumbled on Wednesday while oil prices edged higher after a renewed escalation in hostilities between Iran and the United States, raising geopolitical uncertainty and intensifying market focus on upcoming U.S.

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Asia’s Shifting Loyalties

June 9, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Xi Jinping’s arrival in Pyongyang on 8 June, his first in nearly seven years, is precisely that kind of visit: the visit of a patron who suspects, with some justification, that his

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Blackstone’s Record Asia Fund Signals Global Capital Shift Eastward

June 2, 2026
Business

Global alternative asset manager Blackstone has successfully raised $13.1 billion for its latest Asia-focused private equity fund, surpassing its original target and marking the largest private equity fundraising effort in the firm’s

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