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06-10-2017 16:29

While Asean is uniquely placed to mediate the Korean Peninsula's nuclear crisis, rising internal divisions in the grouping militate against a coherent, unified response. (Richard Javad Heydarian)

06-10-2017 15:30

Opinion // India becoming dangerous for intellectuals, social activists (Pushkar Raj)

06-10-2017 14:30

Opinion // What Sun Zhengcai’s sudden fall reveals about Xi’s rule (Xuan Loc Doan)

06-10-2017 13:34

06-10-2017 13:33

Anticipated snap polls in Malaysia are delayed as the ruling UMNO government strategically allows time for the opposition Harapan coalition to gradually implode. (David Hutt)

06-10-2017 12:57

Opinion // Trump’s ‘America First’ policy is fine but approach is wrong (Ken Moak)

06-10-2017 12:21

Baghdad, Tehran and Ankara are all reasonably aligned, not only in Syria but also in Iraq. The web may yet become twisted but there seems no imminent risk of rough play. (Pepe Escobar)

06-10-2017 10:08

Hebei Construction Group plans to boost its construction capacity by five times (Asia Times staff)

06-10-2017 09:55

China continues to take a tough stance on digital currencies (Asia Times staff)

06-10-2017 09:24

Chinese travellers made 461 million trips and spent 385.6 billion yuan over the first four days of Golden Week (Asia Times staff)

06-10-2017 09:14

Guangzhou city complex plan aims to draw 250 million tourists by 2020 (Asia Times staff)

06-10-2017 09:07

The Japan-US relationship – like most nation-to-nation ties – is strongest when unstressed and North Korea’s push for atomic weapons offers plenty of stress. One result is talk in Tokyo on whether Japan should develop its own nuclear arsenal instead of relying on America's. (Grant Newsham)

06-10-2017 07:34

Opinion // Do-nothing, heedless governments face surge of populist anger (David Simmons)

05-10-2017 18:04

05-10-2017 15:17

Opinion // Technology transfers in the trenches of US-China trade war (Giovanni Di Lieto)

05-10-2017 14:56

A surge in anti-communist sentiment in Indonesia is rooted in an unresolved decades-old massacre and aims ultimately to bump President Joko Widodo from power. (Erin Cook)

05-10-2017 13:12

Opinion // New upbeat phase for US-India relations (Sabena Siddiqui)

05-10-2017 12:43

House of Representatives Speaker Setya Novanto, known locally as Mr Teflon, appears to have slipped the legal noose in Indonesia's largest ever parliamentary corruption scandal. (John McBeth)

05-10-2017 09:52

A United Nations human rights panel said on Wednesday it had credible allegations that North Korean authorities had tortured or mistreated children forced to return from abroad or held in detention. (Reuters)

05-10-2017 09:21

South Korea indicated on Wednesday it was open to talks on revising a 2012 trade pact with the United States after initial differences that followed President Donald Trump's threat to terminate the accord unless it was renegotiated. (Reuters)

05-10-2017 08:46

While Kim Jong-un is getting the headlines in South Korea, there’s an equally problematic threat on the horizon: an underperforming economic regime. (William Pesek)

05-10-2017 08:39

Russian President Vladimir Putin said a military strike against North Korea designed to destroy its nuclear and missile program might not succeed because Pyongyang could have facilities that nobody knows about. (Reuters)

05-10-2017 08:26

Only the elite and selected military heavyweights in North Korea can get their cars tanked up as international sanctions start to bite. (Asahi Newspaper)

05-10-2017 07:47

Nostalgic imperialist Boris Johnson should re-read Tennyson’s ‘Locksley Hall’ (Doug Tsuruoka Editor at Large)

05-10-2017 07:11

Strategic industries need national support (Henry Kressel)

04-10-2017 18:53

The World Bank has raised its economic growth forecasts for developing economies in the East Asia & Pacific (EAP) region but foresees risks ahead from trade protectionism and geopolitical tensions. (Asia Times staff and Agencies)

04-10-2017 18:48

UN looks to Gulf states to save Rohingya refugees (Jim Pollard and Reuters)

04-10-2017 18:20

04-10-2017 17:52

A fire at a power plant serving Yakutsk city in Far East Russia caused a loss of electricity and heating to as many as 300,000 people in freezing temperatures on Monday. One worker at the plant was hospitalized with serious burns. (Asia Times staff)

04-10-2017 16:49

Opinion // Global electric shock has lessons for Southeast Asia (Tim Buckley)

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