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China is stoking U.S. fears of world-ending AI – despite having no qualms about fast-tracking the technology in its own ...

Why Bhumjaithai’s Grip on Power Is More Fragile Than It Looks Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae and U.S. President ...

To the east, a long-simmering border dispute with Pakistan has boiled over into what Islamabad officially declared an “open ...

Hosting American bases will not make Bangladesh secure. Rather, it could undermine its sovereignty and draw it into someone ...

China dominates for now, but there are opportunities for Western players.

Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka spent years signing long-term Gulf LNG contracts to avoid the volatility of spot markets. The Iran war tore those plans to shreds.

As the cashiering of members of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) high command continues to roll on, some analysts have suggested that the removals by President Xi Jinping are akin to the ...

As war threatens the Gulf, millions of Asian migrant workers face hidden dangers, reminding governments that human lives cannot be an afterthought in economic progress.

The status of the deal has been unclear since the Malaysia’s trade minister said that last month’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling rendered the agreement “void.” ...

One can stand up for principle without adopting a confrontational posture. For a country that prizes strategic autonomy, this is precisely the moment to exercise it.

With each nation exposed in different ways to global oil markets, the regional impact of the price shock is likely to be significant, but uneven.