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21-09-2017 21:33

Gasoline prices in North Korea's capital Pyongyang jumped 43% on Thursday, NK News reported, citing the imposition of new United Nations sanctions that targeted oil imports and a surge in the cost of the fuel that started in April. (Paywall) (NK News)

21-09-2017 17:20

What is clear from developments at the UN General Assembly is that Trump administration wants a completely different Iran deal, or else it will pull out. What comes next could be incendiary. (Pepe Escobar)

21-09-2017 16:02

Japan's Toshiba Corp is locked in last minute talks with the would-be buyers of its US$18 billion memory chip business led by US private equity firm Bain Capital, potentially delaying a formal agreement on the sale. (Reuters)

21-09-2017 15:54

Ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's camp remains in defiant mood in Pakistan. But as the courts continue to pursue him, will he opt to strike a deal? We've been here before. (F.M. Shakil)

21-09-2017 15:30

Opinion // Alternative facts in an inside-out universe (David Simmons)

21-09-2017 15:27

China and Japan competition for urban railway projects in Vietnam's main cities point to a larger struggle for regional economic dominance. (Nate Fischler)

21-09-2017 15:21

Opinion // Is China capable of showing restraint as the US has with North Korea? (Todd Royal)

21-09-2017 14:05

Vietnamese Communist Party head Nguyen Phu Trong's anti-graft drive has unsettled the country's usually sedate one-party politics and exposed deep rot in the opaque banking system. (David Hutt)

21-09-2017 13:25

Opinion // US the likely loser of trade war with China (Ken Moak)

21-09-2017 12:32

Opinion // ‘Halal jihad’, Pakistan and the blood borders (Bilal Khan)

21-09-2017 11:31

Opinion // Time to retrieve missiles, nail Pyongyang’s acquisition networks (Stephen Bryen)

21-09-2017 10:56

Longstanding market assumptions that political leaderships in Macau and Beijing prefer mass to high-end gamblers look dubious with a recent surge in VIP earnings. (Muhammad Cohen)

21-09-2017 10:41

The coastal province of Guangdong leads the nation in household savings (Asia Times staff)

21-09-2017 10:35

Private equity funds in China net a first, break 10 trillion yuan barrier (Asia Times staff)

21-09-2017 10:22

LeSports controller Jia Yueting has signed an equity transfer agreement with new investors (Asia Time staff)

21-09-2017 10:08

China boosts cross-border e-commerce by setting up 'experimental zones' (Asia Times staff)

21-09-2017 10:06

China International Capital Corporation inks investment deal with Tencent (Asia Times staff)

21-09-2017 10:00

Chinese icebreaker Xue Long has completed its historic voyage through Canada’s Northwest Passage and is heading towards the Bering Strait near Alaska in China’s first circumnavigation of the Arctic. (Doug Tsuruoka)

21-09-2017 09:34

China Unicom eyes potential partnerships with leading online firms (Asia Times staff)

20-09-2017 18:18

Opinion // Why Trump should study Aung San Suu Kyi’s speech (M.K. Bhadrakumar)

20-09-2017 16:46

While Myanmar's Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army claims to be fighting an ethno-nationalist struggle, its known leaders and extremist group links point towards a wider regional agenda. (Bertil Lintner)

20-09-2017 16:14

North Korea, Iran, Venezuela are targets in "compassionate" America's war on the "wicked few," as Donald Trump vows carnage on new axis of evil. It's almost as though Washington felt its hegemony threatened. (Pepe Escobar)

20-09-2017 15:56

Opinion // We are failing the Rohingya: what to do about it, and why (Ted Gover)

20-09-2017 14:51

Opinion // Australia’s trade agenda under pressure in Afghanistan (Giovanni Di Lieto)

20-09-2017 13:50

While Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak relies on China for economic succor, he's still viewed skeptically by his country's ethnic Chinese voting bloc with tight polls on the horizon. (Nile Bowie)

20-09-2017 12:59

Opinion // Failures of UN bring us further toward third world war (Ehsan Sehgal)

20-09-2017 12:43

Opinion // The deep complexities of Suu Kyi’s fall from grace (Xuan Loc Doan)

20-09-2017 12:07

When North Korea rattles its saber too loudly, like a good ally the United States sends F35 fighters and B1 bombers over the peninsula to reassure South Korea. But when adversaries use economic bullying of American allies they are on their own. Time to end that. (Grant Newsham)

20-09-2017 10:55

Shenzhen Stock Exchange stands firm over delisting of Shenzhen Xindu Hotel shares (Asia Times staff)

20-09-2017 10:49

The Iran nuclear deal must be changed if the United States is to remain in it, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has asserted. (Arshad Mohammed and John Irish)

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A worker looks on at a garment factory at Hlaing Tar Yar industry zone in Yangon. Photo: Reuters / Soe Zeya Tun

Mar 14,2017, 10:46

Mixed prognosis for Myanmar garment sector

By Martje Theuws and Pauline Overeem

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