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12-12-2018 16:53

Urjit Patel was led to resign, reportedly in a bid to save the RBI's autonomy, and as a protest against government meddling in the institution's affairs. (Prerana Priyadarshi)

12-12-2018 16:33

Malaysia opens old and new wounds with neighboring Singapore. (Nile Bowie)

12-12-2018 16:09

Indian National Congress defeated the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in the Rajasthan assembly elections and bagged 99 out of 199 seats (Rangoli Agrawal)

12-12-2018 15:31

Opinion // The Khashoggi killing: impunity is the norm (Leon Willems)

12-12-2018 15:30

Analyst: Taiwan a vital strategic buffer for the US (Asia Times staff)

12-12-2018 15:19

Opinion // A year of elections shows Middle East not immune to anti-establishment mood (Faisal Al Yafai)

12-12-2018 15:01

Opinion // Human Rights Day: fighting indifference with justice (Vijay Prashad)

12-12-2018 14:26

Opinion // IMF report exposes Gulf finance cracks (Gary Kleiman)

12-12-2018 12:49

Meng arrest and Huawei claims illustrate China’s high-tech dilemma (Gordon Watts)

12-12-2018 12:38

Seoul to frontload 2019 budget in bid for job creation (Andrew Salmon)

12-12-2018 11:41

Hyundai bets big on hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (Andrew Salmon)

12-12-2018 07:16

NDRC poised for 14th Five-Year Plan (Asia Times staff)

12-12-2018 07:02

Reform key to solving Sino-US trade friction (Asia Times staff)

12-12-2018 06:41

China set to adopt more proactive fiscal policy (Asia Times staff)

12-12-2018 05:05

Opinion // Why states must act from a human security perspective (Manoj Kumar Mishra)

12-12-2018 04:22

Opinion // An establishment plot to dismantle the Sharif machine (Imad Zafar)

12-12-2018 00:23

Gaza Strip’s amputees face death, dashed dreams under blockade (Mohammed Dahman)

11-12-2018 21:52

Major setback for the BJP in India’s state elections (Srinand Jha)

11-12-2018 19:09

Tuesday’s blockchain and crypto news, from Asia and beyond (Pete Sabine)

11-12-2018 19:01

Beijing making it harder for fraudsters to fly the coop (Asia Times staff)

11-12-2018 19:00

India’s Assembly results energize opposition unity efforts (Srinand Jha)

11-12-2018 18:44

Massive arched bridge to link China to Myanmar (Asia Times staff)

11-12-2018 18:25

Revised data shows Japanese economy hit hard by trade woes (William Pesek)

11-12-2018 18:21

Opinion // Meng arrest a huge provocation to China (Jeffrey D Sachs)

11-12-2018 18:08

Markets dip in India after central bank governor resigns (Asia Times staff)

11-12-2018 18:06

US, China sleepwalking into a conflict at sea. (Richard Javad Heydarian)

11-12-2018 17:55

Opinion // Lessons from the recent Taiwan election (George Koo)

11-12-2018 17:27

Refugees a dividing line ahead of Australia's elections. (Alan Boyd)

11-12-2018 16:56

The rise and fall of a political rebel in Indonesia. (John McBeth)

11-12-2018 16:31

Huawei technology still considered a threat in Taiwan (Asia Times staff)

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