While the plan is useful in continuing to regulate China’s growing financial landscape, it does nothing to alter China’s trajectory of channeling funds to the state sector.

Six months after the Taliban returned to power, Afghans are safer, poorer, and less hopeful.

After a year of failed negotiations with its military-linked joint venture partner, the Japanese beverage maker has become the latest foreign firm to exit the country.

In the race to become the region's EV powerhouse, Southeast Asian nations are seeking the involvement of state companies with a strong stake in fossil fuels.

China’s economic influence in Indonesia will translate into a prominent role in the development of the new capital.

One lesson from South Korea’s battle against runaway inflation in the 1980s: The importance of public communication.

The move, which follows a sudden easing of COVID-19 infections, will deliver a much-needed jolt to the nation's tourism industry.

High-tech middle powers like Japan and South Korea will be crucial to avoiding a “splinternet.”

The Chinese-Indonesian consortium building the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Rail line says that projected demand has fallen by nearly half.

A coup and an energy transition break up two longstanding partnerships in the country’s oil and gas sector.

Japan has invested around $2 billion in improving infrastructure in India's Northeast, which Tokyo sees as a crucial part of its own Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision.