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22-07-2017 00:36

Opinion // China’s growing appetite for Turkish marble (Altay Atli)

21-07-2017 20:38

Hundreds died in Rohingya camps on Thai-Malaysia border (Asia Times staff)

21-07-2017 19:15

Xinhua News Agency has released a revised list of banned terminology for its editorial departments and domestic and international bureaus, adding 57 prohibited terms to the original 45 directives. (Liu Hsiu Wen)

21-07-2017 18:30

Ram Nath Kovind’s landslide victory in India's presidential poll comes at a time when attacks on "dalits" are on the rise. The office of president is largely ceremonial but there are hopes he can spur social reforms. (E Jaya Kumar)

21-07-2017 16:52

North Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in 17 years in 2016, South Korea's central bank said on Friday, despite the isolated country facing international sanctions aimed at curbing its pursuit of nuclear weapons. (Christine Kim)

21-07-2017 16:43

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte aims to extend martial law until the end of 2017, a move that will give priority to security over rights and further consolidate his strongman rule. (George Amurao)

21-07-2017 15:06

In less than two months, the Russian Far East will host one of the largest investor events in the area, the Eastern Economic Forum. Alexander Galushka, the minister for development of the region, sat down with Asia Times to explain what to expect. (Alexander Ohkrimenko)

21-07-2017 14:39

Chinese courier ZTO Express and the underwriters of its New York stock market listing are being sued by a US pension fund that alleges the firm exaggerated its profit margins to lure investors into its US$1.4 billion initial public offering. (Reuters)

21-07-2017 14:20

Vietnam faces a funding crisis for desperately needed infrastructure, a shortfall that threatens to crimp near-term economic growth and undermine social stability. (David Hutt)

21-07-2017 13:04

Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a long-time adviser to China’s leaders and multinational corporations, says a lack of progress in US-China trade talks comes as no surprise. A trade war isn’t in the offing, however – and he's also convinced Beijing will open its markets more. (Doug Tsuruoka)

21-07-2017 12:14

Opinion // Ambivalence on progress 20 years after financial crisis (Gary Kleiman)

21-07-2017 12:11

If – as is widely anticipated – Pakistan's Supreme Court returns an adverse verdict on the financial dealings of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family, the indications are that there will not be a smooth democratic transition. (F.M. Shakil)

21-07-2017 10:35

India’s sudden move in November to yank 86% of the currency out of circulation led to the deaths of a few dozen people. But there’s another casualty worth considering: its failure to fight “black money” and increase government tax revenues. (William Pesek)

20-07-2017 19:16

What happened last month in the deep recesses of the House of Saud with the ascension of Mohammad bin Salman as Crown Prince was a de facto coup d'état – and the CIA isn't happy. (Pepe Escobar)

20-07-2017 18:57

With attention on European clubs hawking their multi-million star players in Asia, less has been said after a burst of furious speculation on whether Chinese clubs were tied to stars like Diego Costa. (Asia Times staff)

20-07-2017 16:17

US President Donald Trump has engaged Southeast Asia on new terms, a gambit that appears to mirror China's 'no strings' approach to assistance and diplomacy. (David Hutt)

20-07-2017 15:15

Opinion // Why it’s difficult to trust China or Russia (Todd Royal)

20-07-2017 14:54

Opinion // Sweden vs France: the future of EU arms sales to Asia (Emanuele Scimia)

20-07-2017 14:41

Opinion // Which to learn, traditional or simplified Chinese characters? (Carly O'Connell)

20-07-2017 13:41

Speculation is rising after a high-level diplomatic visit that America may reimpose certain economic sanctions on Myanmar for failing to fully sever military contacts with North Korea. (Bertil Lintner)

20-07-2017 13:27

India is studiously playing down border tensions with China, and New Delhi has taken exception to media hyping the standoff between the two Asian giants. (M.K. Bhadrakumar)

20-07-2017 13:12

‘Smart’ investing is finally starting to catch on in Asia as institutional investors say they hope to optimize returns by screening for factors like price momentum, volatility and dividend payouts. (Nick Westra)

20-07-2017 11:09

Chinese mind games are rattling Indian nerves on security. Beijing has warned New Delhi of a full-scale conflict if it does not withdraw its troops from Doklam. Meanwhile, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claims China is playing a role in Nepali agitation in "Gorkhaland" (E Jaya Kumar)

20-07-2017 06:07

The North Korean ferry that recently began weekly sailings to Vladivostok ran into its first problem with customs on July 14. Russia delayed the vessel for 16 hours for checks on cargo that is under UN sanctions because of the North's nuclear and missile program. (Inga Denezh)

20-07-2017 01:02

Opinion // The top emigration destinations for wealthy Chinese (Mason Hinsdale)

19-07-2017 22:58

A Thai Army general and a prominent identity in the far South – both figures of some notoriety – were among several dozen found guilty of human trafficking in one of Thailand's biggest ever trials. (Jim Pollard and Reuters)

19-07-2017 19:38

A policy change by the City of Guangzhou grants some renters the same rights as property owners for enrolling children in nearby schools, while also potentially cutting back on property speculation. (Lin Wanxia)

19-07-2017 15:42

China Central Television has flagged Chinese retail giant's Suning's purchase of a 70% stake in Italian soccer club Inter Milan "as an example" of an overseas acquisition that has raised concern. (Reuters)

19-07-2017 15:14

Indonesia's counter-corruption agency has named Parliament speaker Setya Novanto as the mastermind behind what could be the biggest graft case ever recorded in the country's democratic era. (John McBeth)

19-07-2017 12:42

Russia will suspend income taxes on tourism business in the Far East for five years, but analysts note that the move comes with restrictions that mean only a small number of companies stand to benefit. (Asia Times)

the brief

Samsung Electronic's Galaxy S8 and S8+ are displayed at its store in Seoul, South Korea. Photo: Reuters/Kim Hong-ji

Apr 27,2017, 12:21

Samsung posts biggest quarterly net profit since 2013

By Agence France-Presse

Photo: Reuters

Apr 11,2017

Samsung faces the crisis that could reinvent Samsung

By Andreea Zaharia

South Korean President Park Geun-Hye speaks during an address to the nation on November 29, 2016. Photo: AFP/Jeon Heon-Kyun

Mar 06,2017, 2:40

South Korea prosecutor says president involved in Samsung bribe

By Reuters

Samsung Group chief, Jay Y. Lee, arrives at the office of the independent counsel in Seoul, South Korea, February 16, 2017. Koo Yoon-sung/News1 via REUTERS

Feb 28,2017, 8:12

Samsung Group chief to be charged with bribery, embezzlement

By Reuters

Samsung Group chief Jay Y Lee rides on an elevator as he arrives at the office of the independent counsel in Seoul, February 16, 2017. Koo Yoon-sung/News1 via Reuters

Feb 17,2017, 9:06

Samsung chief Jay Lee arrested in graft probe

By Reuters

Same old song: Samsung Group's Jay Y. Lee leaves a Seoul court hearing. Public outrage at the latest scandal involving the country's chaebol may finally force real reforms... or not. Photo: Reuters

Jan 19,2017, 5:16

Court rejects arrest warrant for Samsung’s Lee

By Agencies

(L-R) SK Group chairman Chey Tae-Won, Samsung Group's heir-apparent Lee Jae-yong and Lotte Group Chairman Shin Dong-Bin take an oath during a parliamentary probe into a scandal engulfing President Park Geun-Hye at the National Assembly in Seoul on December 6, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Jung Yeon-Je

Jan 18,2017, 10:10

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong due to appear in court over scandal

By Reuters

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong arrives to be questioned in the corruption scandal of President Park Geun-hye. Photo: AFP, Pool

Jan 12,2017, 10:34

Samsung chief grilled in Park corruption case

By Agence France-Presse

China’s growing appetite for Turkish marble

22-07-2017 00:36

Ambivalence on progress 20 years after financial crisis

21-07-2017 12:14

Why it’s difficult to trust China or Russia

20-07-2017 15:15

Emanuele Scimia

Sweden vs France: the future of EU arms sales to Asia

20-07-2017 14:54

Carly O'Connell

Which to learn, traditional or simplified Chinese characters?

20-07-2017 14:41

The top emigration destinations for wealthy Chinese

20-07-2017 01:02

Did George Soros actually beat Malaysia?

19-07-2017 09:54

Living with North Korean nukes and ICBMs. No other choice?

17-07-2017 15:00

Kadayam Subramanian

Sino-Indian military standoff threatens regional security

17-07-2017 14:45

The two sides of late Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo

17-07-2017 13:30

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