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26-09-2017 00:42

Police attack female students protesting sexual harassment (Kanchan Srivastava)

25-09-2017 19:21

Japan launched a free smartphone app (http://www.jnto.go.jp/smartapp/eng/) in multiple languages on Thursday to help record numbers of tourists get around the country. (Japan Times)

25-09-2017 18:55

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he would dissolve parliament's lower house on Thursday for a snap election, as he seeks a fresh mandate to overcome "a national crisis". (Linda Sieg)

25-09-2017 16:49

Opinion // ‘Death-check’, a practical reality check (Raja Murthy)

25-09-2017 16:34

Opinion // To disrupt PR industry, start from fundamentals (Marcus Loh)

25-09-2017 14:35

Indonesian President Joko Widodo is under rising political pressure at home to respond more forcefully to the spiraling Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar. (John McBeth)

25-09-2017 14:23

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is supported by just 44% of voters as the country heads toward an election next month, but the main opposition trails far behind, according to a Nikkei/TV Tokyo survey. (Nikkei Asian Review)

25-09-2017 13:40

Opinion // Trump’s legal options for sparking a US-China trade war (Giovanni Di Lieto)

25-09-2017 13:21

Opinion // US isolation on the bell curve of international opinion (Adam Garrie)

25-09-2017 12:52

Bangladesh's Awami League government views Rohingya groups as a national security risk due to long history of militant activity along its Myanmar border. (Bertil Lintner)

25-09-2017 12:41

Opinion // Camaraderie between Najib, Trump jangles investor nerves (Gary Kleiman)

25-09-2017 11:12

China and Russia seek closer energy ties at summit (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 10:55

Financial climate boosting China's state-owned enterprises, says economist (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 10:38

Opinion // Real estate guy from Queens gets US North Korea policy right (Grant Newsham)

25-09-2017 10:31

Q3 reports show 937 publicly listed firms in good form (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 10:00

Property curb crackdown in eight cities meant to stabilise market, analysts say (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 09:51

New Third Board firms receive cautions over disclosure violations (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 09:45

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe plans to compile a new economic stimulus package of around 2 trillion yen ($17.8 billion) by the end of this year, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Monday. (Reuters)

25-09-2017 09:44

Cost-performance ratio of electric cars will outperform fuel cars by 2025 at latest (Asia Times staff)

25-09-2017 07:46

Opinion // The inconvenient Kurds (David P. Goldman, Spengler)

25-09-2017 01:18

Markets wrap up historically strong quarter; and four other themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders this week (Reuters)

24-09-2017 15:08

The release of writer-director Junji Sakamoto’s new film couldn’t be better timed. The Japan-Cuba co-production coincides with the 50th anniversary of the deaths of Ernesto “Che” Guevara and “Ernesto Medico,” the Japanese-Bolivian who fought with him and was also killed in Bolivia. (Karen Severns)

24-09-2017 14:51

The upcoming IMF and World Bank annual meetings offer an opportunity to start seriously discussing how to arrest the lose-lose dynamics that have been gaining traction in the global economy. (Mohamed A. El-Erian)

24-09-2017 12:52

A private solution for China’s zombie company problem? (Julie Zhu and Sumeet Chatterjee)

24-09-2017 12:33

North Korea says rockets to US ‘inevitable’ as US bombers fly off coast (Reuters)

23-09-2017 21:21

Acclaimed Hindi film ‘Newton’ nominated for an Oscar (Anusha Venkat)

23-09-2017 17:29

Iran has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of 2,000 km, state media reported on Saturday. (Reuters)

23-09-2017 15:04

Denying leadership while exercising it means that no discussion of Germany’s responsibilities is possible. And this inflicts costs – especially economic costs – on weaker EU member states. (Robert Skidelsky)

23-09-2017 14:03

Canyon Bridge, the China-backed buyout fund that was barred last week from buying a US chip-maker by President Trump, says it will purchase British chip designer Imagination Technologies Group Plc. (Koh Gui Qing)

23-09-2017 13:47

Myanmar's democratic transition was supposed to spark a global tourism boom, but civil war, security concerns and a mounting refugee crisis have deterred even intrepid travelers. (Peter Janssen)

the brief

Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan’s permanent representative to the UN, shows controversial photo to the General Assembly in New York on Sunday. Photo: catchnews

Sep 25,2017, 8:15

UN General Assembly: India will respond to pellet-gun claim

By Asia Times staff

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. Photo: Economic Times

Sep 22,2017, 10:48

United Nations: India calls Pakistan ‘Terroristan’

By Asia Times staff

Border Security Force troops on patrol. Representational image: The Indian Express

Sep 20,2017, 3:44

Border troops kill two Pakistani infiltrators in Punjab

By Asia Times staff

Representational image: Economic Times

Sep 15,2017, 4:02

Mortar round kills jawan

By Asia Times staff

Indian army soldiers stand guard near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch. File photo: The Hindu

Sep 07,2017, 9:13

2 Indian porters injured by Pakistani fire on Line of Control

By Asia Times staff

Smoke billows out after a mortar shell was allegedly fired by Pakistani forces near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district. File photo: The Hindu

Aug 30,2017, 7:43

Pakistani troops accused of violating Kashmir ceasefire

By Asia Times staff

Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj. Photo: The Hindu

Aug 29,2017, 10:12

Foreign minister grants Pakistani baby medical visa

By Asia Times staff

Aug 21,2017, 12:37

Modi’s Independence Day address was disappointing

By Kadayam Subramanian

A day after being arrested, Kashmiri businessman Zahoor Watali was remanded to 10 days' NIA custody on Friday. Representational Image: The Indian Express

Aug 18,2017, 8:13

Kashmiri terror suspect to be held by NIA for 10 days

By Asia Times staff

The Hindi festival Rakshabandhan celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.Photo: iStock

Aug 07,2017, 9:25

Pakistani woman sees premier as ‘Rakshabandhan’ brother

By Asia Times staff

Hackers posted an Indian Independence Day greeting with the national anthem playing in the background on the Pakistani government's official website. Photo: Twitter/@harshf1)

Aug 04,2017, 8:33

Hackers post Indian anthem on Pakistani government website

By Asia Times staff

Villagers inspect the ruins of a house that was destroyed during a battle between security forces and militants in Hakhri Pora in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama District on Tuesday morning. Photo: PTI

Aug 02,2017, 9:13

Indian security forces impose restrictions to thwart protests

By Asia Times staff

Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Abu Dujana was shot dead by security forces In Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. Photo: YouTube screen grab

Aug 01,2017, 9:23

Security forces kill top LeT militant in raid on village

By Asia Times staff

Soldiers near the Line of Control in Balakot sector of Poonch in Jammu. Photo: PTI

Jul 31,2017, 5:36

Pakistani troops violate ceasefire along Line of Control

By Asia Times staff

Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf. Photo: Wikipedia

Jul 27,2017, 10:39

Pakistan President Musharraf mulled using nukes against India after 2001 attack

By Asia Unhedged

Jul 12,2017, 2:07

Pakistan’s moves in Kashmir hold great importance for India

By Sudhanshu Tripathi

Pakistan beat India by 180 runs in the Champions Trophy final in London. Photo: NDTV

Jun 21,2017, 4:32

Pakistan fans arrested for shouting ‘seditious’ slogans

By Asia Times staff

Jun 07,2017, 1:28

What you should know about the Indian Army in Kashmir

By Amrita Mukherjee

India issued visas to a Pakistani family on humanitarian grounds. Photo: iStock

Jun 03,2017, 12:23

Twitter medical visa appeal strikes chord with minister

By Asia Times staff

Dec 09,2016, 3:48

Does Pakistan need an Indian threat to keep its unity?

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25-09-2017 16:49

To disrupt PR industry, start from fundamentals

25-09-2017 16:34

Giovanni Di Lieto

Trump’s legal options for sparking a US-China trade war

25-09-2017 13:40

US isolation on the bell curve of international opinion

25-09-2017 13:21

Camaraderie between Najib, Trump jangles investor nerves

25-09-2017 12:41

Real estate guy from Queens gets US North Korea policy right

25-09-2017 10:38

David P. Goldman

The inconvenient Kurds

25-09-2017 07:46

Financial markets shrug off growing North Korean tensions

23-09-2017 08:19

Will Vietnam let its human rights record stifle trade with the EU?

23-09-2017 07:10

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Straws in the wind for a reset in US-Russian relations

22-09-2017 16:58

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