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23-10-2017 15:59

China is building a military-grade navigation system called BeiDou-3 that will have global coverage through more than 30 satellites. (Jeff Pao)

23-10-2017 15:01

Against US indifference, Moscow's mission in Syria appears to be approaching completion, as its hard power in molding the shape of things to come goes unchallenged (Sami Moubayed)

23-10-2017 14:55

Opinion // Misunderstanding plus a bloody stick: US/DPRK impasse (Andrew Brennan)

23-10-2017 13:46

Opinion // How President Xi can make Trump’s China visit a success (George Koo)

23-10-2017 13:19

Opinion // Is Japan’s nuclear weapon allergy psychosomatic? (Grant Newsham)

23-10-2017 12:42

China's economy is 'on track' to meet its official growth target for 2017, despite a punishing war on pollution that is expected to slash industrial output over the winter months. (Kevin Yao and Meng Meng)

23-10-2017 12:39

Opinion // US-India cooperation (against China) may be gaining momentum (Emanuele Scimia)

23-10-2017 11:11

Asia’s nostalgia for strongmen is on graphic display as the two biggest economies give their toughest leaders in generations – Japan's Shinzo Abe and China's Xi Jinping – even more power. (William Pesek)

23-10-2017 10:41

Four new organizations will be created after the 19th Communist Party Congress (Asia Times staff)

23-10-2017 10:07

Seven of 18 railway bureaus have begun the process of restructuring to a company system (Asia Times staff)

23-10-2017 09:39

Housing market in China is steady and healthy on the whole, says ministry head (Asia Times staff)

23-10-2017 09:20

Xi Jinping’s most trusted subordinates set to lead China's legislation and anti-corruption bodies (Asia Times staff)

22-10-2017 22:30

US stock market's future in Trump's hands as Federal Reserve pick looms; and five other big themes to dominate thinking of investors this week. (Reuters)

22-10-2017 20:20

Japan's Nikkei 225 stock index jumped 1% on Monday to its highest in more than 20 years after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe secured a resounding win in a general election, indicating the Bank of Japan's easy monetary policy will continue. (Peter Langan)

22-10-2017 16:40

Philippine troops were locked in an intense urban firefight on Sunday with the last remnants of a pro-Islamic state alliance, as the army sought to declare an end to the country's biggest internal security crisis in years. (Roli Ng)

22-10-2017 16:07

China, India, France and the UK have set timetables to switch to electric vehicles in a move that will have profound impact on jobs, the oil economy and even national tax systems. (Hussein Dia)

22-10-2017 15:21

As President Vladimir Putin has entrenched his authority, Russia has seemed to move backward socially and economically. The question is whether the regime can enact any meaningful reforms without reforming its own kleptocratic nature (Anders Aslund)

22-10-2017 14:47

Tens of thousands of people were advised to evacuate, hundreds of flights were cancelled and rail services disrupted as heavy rain and wind lashed a wide swathe of Japan on Sunday, a national election day, as a powerful typhoon neared. (Reuters)

22-10-2017 14:28

Supertyphoon Lan seems to be the latest obstacle to opposition parties seeking to unseat Japan's ruling coalition and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as voters went to the polls across the country on Sunday. (Peter Langan)

22-10-2017 11:16

The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for heavy rain and landslides in southern areas of mainland Japan in the path of Supertyphoon Lan, which is also on track to hit Tokyo Sunday evening. (The Weather Channel)

22-10-2017 03:50

Opinion // Cambodia has failed to take advantage of its inherent potential (Kongkea Chhoeun)

22-10-2017 02:59

Opinion // Dreams of independence persist in an interconnected world (Neville Sarony)

22-10-2017 00:25

Opinion // Why globalization is needed more than ever (Ken Moak)

21-10-2017 23:17

Opinion // Indian officials defend Modi economic muddle (Gary Kleiman)

21-10-2017 21:06

Spain will sack Catalan government, call regional election (Isla Binnie and Julien Toyer)

21-10-2017 19:48

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been widely condemned for the Rohingya humanitarian crisis but the blame for abuses more squarely lies with the autonomous military. (Bertil Lintner)

21-10-2017 19:17

The US and EU are unlikely to impose new sanctions on Myanmar's against ethnic Rohingya in sight of China's use of the humanitarian crisis to score diplomatic points. (Bertil Lintner)

21-10-2017 17:01

Top American envoy Rex Tillerson has outlined a long-term role for India in US regional strategies but Delhi suspects "America First" will still take precedence. (M.K. Bhadrakumar)

21-10-2017 11:43

North Korea's Kim cult owes a little something to Stalinism, messianic Christianity, Confucian ancestor worship, indigenous shamanism and Japanese emperor worship to perpetuate its rule. (Ian Buruma)

21-10-2017 11:32

Yuichi Fukuda’s Psychic Kusuo takes aim at a youth demographic (and those who never grew up) in the latest work from the Japanese director who has achieved unprecedented domestic success for his peculiar brand of humor. (Karen Severns)

the brief

A Pakistani fisherman stands in a boat as he uses a "hot-wire" to stun fish with an electric charge in the River Kabul. Photo: AFP/ A Majeed

Nov 11,2016, 5:51

Time to zap fishing with generators, say Pakistani fishermen

By Sajjad Tarakzai

Nov 03,2016, 11:21

Kashmir’s schools are caught in the crossfire

By Sudha Ramachandran

General view of the K-Electric's Power Plant located in Bin Qasim on the outskirts of Karachi. Photo: Reuters

Oct 31,2016, 10:56

Shanghai Electric to pay US$1.77b for Pakistan’s K-Electric

By Reuters

Oct 28,2016, 11:40

Why Indian and Pakistani spies face hard times

By M.K. Bhadrakumar

Oct 28,2016, 2:09

Indian media fuels jingoism after ‘surgical’ Pakistan strike

By Kadayam Subramanian

Plain-clothes policemen present two Indian men who are accused of spying for Pakistan, in New Delhi. Photo: Reuters

Oct 28,2016, 11:03

Tit-for-tat expulsions as Indo-Pakistani spy plot thickens

By E Jaya Kumar

Oct 27,2016, 4:48

The carnage in Quetta is another National Action Plan failure

Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Oct 27,2016, 2:50

India orders Pakistani embassy staffer to leave for ‘spying’

By Asia Times staff

Oct 27,2016, 6:30

After Quetta, Modi must turn his statesmanship to Pakistan

By M.K. Bhadrakumar

Oct 27,2016, 2:03

Joint military drills with China should hearten India

By Sudha Ramachandran

Oct 25,2016, 6:55

India is ramping up its multi-vector defense strategy

By Emanuele Scimia

Pakistani troops deploy after the attack on the police training academy in the southwestern city of Quetta. Photo: Reuters/Naseer Ahmed

Oct 25,2016, 8:13

Islamic State claims attack on Pakistan police academy

By Agencies

Oct 24,2016, 3:23

Who will be Pakistan’s next army chief?

Oct 23,2016, 3:28

A new ‘East India Company’ in the making?

Oct 21,2016, 3:12

Modi’s ‘big nation’ complex is pushing China away

By Kadayam Subramanian

Oct 21,2016, 3:18

Bollywood battleground: Indo-Pak film war nears climax

By Anusha Venkat

Indian Bollywood film actress Priyanka Chopra poses during the music launch of the upcoming Indian biographical sports drama Hindi film 'MARY KOM' directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali in Mumbai on August 13, 2014. AFP PHOTO / AFP PHOTO / STR

Oct 20,2016, 6:40

Bollywood Becomes India and Pakistan’s Latest Battleground

By Geeta Anand and Ayesha Venkataraman, New York Times

Oct 19,2016, 5:11

A strong Taliban offensive means a weak Afghan state

Workers push harvested cotton with their feet as they unload it from a supply truck at a cotton processing unit in Kadi, Gujarat state, India. Reuters

Oct 18,2016, 4:33

India, Pakistan border tensions hurt cotton trade

By Asia Times staff

Oct 17,2016, 8:43

Modi is out on a limb with China over Pakistan

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Misunderstanding plus a bloody stick: US/DPRK impasse

23-10-2017 14:55

How President Xi can make Trump’s China visit a success

23-10-2017 13:46

Is Japan’s nuclear weapon allergy psychosomatic?

23-10-2017 13:19

Emanuele Scimia

US-India cooperation (against China) may be gaining momentum

23-10-2017 12:39

Kongkea Chhoeun

Cambodia has failed to take advantage of its inherent potential

22-10-2017 03:50

Dreams of independence persist in an interconnected world

22-10-2017 02:59

Why globalization is needed more than ever

22-10-2017 00:25

Indian officials defend Modi economic muddle

21-10-2017 23:17

Giovanni Di Lieto

New Zealand PM change another nip in the bud of Asia-Pacific trade

20-10-2017 12:28

‘Tell me how this ends?’ Petraeus finally answers his own question

19-10-2017 12:17

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