Menu

EST 1995

Like
Follow
Follow
Subscribe To The Daily Report
Search

Main
China
India

Regions

Northeast Asia
Southeast Asia
South Asia
Central Asia
Middle East

Opinion

More

Politics
Business
Culture

About Us
Search

Mohamed A. El-Erian

Asia Unhedged Real-time intel on what moves markets

1 day ago

Foxconn boss warns of fallout from US-China trade war

Chairman Terry Gou tells Taiwanese tech giant's annual general meeting 'this is the biggest challenge we face'

1 day ago

Chinese Navy slowly upgrades combat capabilities

Pragmatism and patience mark the strategy behind the Chinese Navy's steady rise over the last twenty years

2 days ago

China acts to help small firms hit by credit squeeze

State Council rolls out measures to stimulate credit after weak economic data and US trade dispute hits small and micro businesses

More

The dailyReport

Must-reads from across Asia - directly to your inbox

China Digest Economics and Policy from China's Newspapers

2 days ago

Hainan aims to become international travel attraction

Government to hire 50,000 foreign workers and create foreign tourism 'clusters' in bid to increase visitor numbers

2 days ago

Shanghai sets expansive policies to aid economic reform

FTZ to fully support the further opening up of the financial sector to foreign investors in banking, securities and insurance sectors

2 days ago

Tencent-backed travel agency files Hong Kong IPO

In 2017, Tongcheng Yilong's online ticketing volume reached 80 billion yuan, while accommodation bookings exceeded 22.3 billion yuan

More

The Brief

Main

Latest

23-06-2018 17:41

Opinion // ISIS’ caliphate may be dead, but terrorism is not (Nicos Panayiotides)

23-06-2018 16:04

Opinion // A winning corporate innovation strategy (Henry Kressel)

23-06-2018 14:51

Opinion // Europe’s left turns right on immigration (Michael Bröning)

23-06-2018 14:47

Opinion // World Bank shrugs off responsibility for hydro project in Laos (Maureen Harris)

23-06-2018 13:38

Technical woes see a telecom company earn the wrath of Australians wanting to watch the World Cup extravaganza. (John Duerden)

23-06-2018 13:02

Turks are going to the polls on Sunday in a crucial election. (Jonathan Gorvett)

23-06-2018 13:01

Moon Jae-in's trip to Russia may lead to an economic boost for both Koreas, and for Russia. (Andrew Salmon)

22-06-2018 23:16

American oil stocks rally (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 22:08

French government warns Europe could ‘disintegrate’ (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 20:00

Foxconn boss warns of fallout from US-China trade war (Gordon Watts)

22-06-2018 19:50

Former US chief spook does U-turn on denuclearization (Andrew Salmon)

22-06-2018 19:11

BJP attacks Congress over comments on Kashmir (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 19:08

Hours after the story revealing BJP President Amit Shah's bank securing the highest amount of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes after PM Modi announced demonetization, many news portals took down the story (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 18:32

Pembantu Indo sakit kronis, majikan galang dana (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 18:16

Ethereum billionaire looks to invest in China (Luke Thompson)

22-06-2018 17:53

Airline blockchain adoption stuck on loyalty programs (Pete Sabine)

22-06-2018 17:42

Rail-building binge keeps Belt and Road dream on track (Gordon Watts)

22-06-2018 17:25

As BJP’s popularity shaky in India's largest state, yoga entrepreneur Ramdev’s core base is growing. Will the BJP use him at the cost of the incumbent chief minister? (Kanchan Srivastava)

22-06-2018 17:14

After her controversial decision to allot land to an Islamic group, chief minister Mehbooba Mufti's absence from a crucial meeting chaired by Modi triggered the BJP's decision. (Majid Hyderi)

22-06-2018 17:05

Wealthy farmers from the Indian state of Punjab look for new opportunities in Ukraine as the bread basket of India fails to fulfill their needs. (K G Sharma)

22-06-2018 15:58

Australia looks to legislate away its Chinese influence (Lachlan Colquhoun)

22-06-2018 15:49

Trump riding high and set to roll the dice for a summit with Putin (M.K. Bhadrakumar)

22-06-2018 15:38

Chinese Navy slowly upgrades combat capabilities (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 05:09

Hainan to hire 50,000 foreign workers in tourism push (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 04:48

Shanghai FTZ bullish on foreign investment (Asia Times staff)

22-06-2018 04:31

Tongcheng Yilong files IPO on HKEX (Asia Times staff)

21-06-2018 23:55

Investors feeling the jitters ahead of Turkish election (Asia Times staff)

21-06-2018 23:04

Central bankers warn of fallout from escalating trade conflicts (Asia Times staff)

21-06-2018 22:02

Google rejection sparks testy letter from Pentagon officials (Asia Times staff)

21-06-2018 19:55

China acts to help small firms hit by credit squeeze (Gordon Watts)

More

the Report

Pre-millennial declension: the year is 1999 and US President Bill Clinton (lower left) carries the conversation as Austrian Chancellor Viktor Klima (upper left),
World Bank President James Wolfensohn (centre), Black Sea Economic Cooperaton Sec. General Vassil Ivanov Baytchev (right), and British Prime Minister Tony Blair (far right) listen, at an event in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. Photo: AFP / Paul J. Richards

Sep 24,2017, 2:51

Risks of a new economic non-order as nations turn inward

By Mohamed A. El-Erian

Photo: iStock / Getty

Jul 17,2017, 3:28

Just how healthy is the global financial system?

By Mohamed A. El-Erian

Facebook
Twitter
Google plus
Linkedin

Facebook
Twitter
Google plus
Linkedin

Explore

Main
China
Southeast Asia
Insights
Northeast Asia
South Asia
World
Politics
Business
Culture

Trending Topics

#China
#Business
#Asia Unhedged
#Hong Kong
#India
#Southeast Asia
#Politics

About

About Asia Times
Contact Us
Advertise with Us
Write for Us
Terms of Use
Privacy

The dailyReport

Must-reads from across Asia - directly to your inbox

© 2018 Asia Times Holdings Limited, All Rights Reserved.

Concept, design & development by

RGB Media

Powered by

We use cookies to collect statistical data anonymously and ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. By continuing to use this website, we will assume that you consent to it.OK