Asia- Page 12

November 10, 2026

Access Without Insurance: Pakistan’s Trump-Era Deals Face a Democratic Congress

Democrats won both chambers of Congress on 3 November, and they have been explicit about where they will look first. House Oversight’s ranking Democrat, Robert Garcia, told Republicans to “lawyer up”, while

Americas·Asia·Opinion

November 7, 2026

Why Trump’s Midterm Loss Should Make India Hedge, Not Relax

When Democrats took both the House and the Senate on Tuesday, the instinct in New Delhi may well have been relief. A president who has lost Congress, the thinking goes, will be

Asia·Opinion

November 6, 2026

China’s Debt Bomb Has a Slow Fuse

China’s local governments owe at least $12 trillion, a hole the property bust has widened and Beijing’s patches have not closed. The strain will shape Chinese exports, the technology race and America’s

Dialogue Over Discord: What Rubio and Jaishankar’s Meeting Signals Amid Trade and Tariff Tensions

The recent meeting between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar is an inflection point for US-India relations amid mounting trade tensions, protectionist tariffs, and

September 23, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

South Korea’s Fertility Crisis Is a Warning for the World

The birth rate in South Korea has fallen so low that it is no longer just a demographic statistic—it is an existential alarm bell. With women now averaging just 0.75 births over

September 22, 2025

Asia·Culture

Pakistan’s Digital Prison: Mass Surveillance, Censorship, and the Cost to Democracy

Pakistan has emerged as one of the world’s most closely watched societies, not by choice, but through the construction of an elaborate mass surveillance architecture that scrutinizes the digital and mobile activities

September 19, 2025

Asia·Opinion

Missing EIA Reports in Chinese Infrastructure Projects: Implications for Environment and Climate

The rapid expansion of China’s infrastructure development, both domestically and overseas through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), has raised significant concerns about the adequacy and transparency of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

September 17, 2025

Asia·Opinion

Economic Bullets, Strategic Bruises: The US Trade & Tariff Impact on Asia

Current U.S. trade policy, marked by aggressive use of tariffs and a transactional approach to alliances, is profoundly reshaping the diplomatic and economic architecture of Asia. Both long-term strategic partners and developing

September 12, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

China’s Gold Gambit: How a Currency Power Play Threatens the US Dollar

In a dramatic show of both military and financial muscle, China last week paraded its growing alliances with U.S. adversaries — Russia and North Korea — sending a message that its ambitions

September 10, 2025

Asia·Opinion

Trump Is Losing India, and the World Order Is Shifting

Donald Trump’s imposition of steep “secondary” tariffs on India for buying Russian oil is rapidly unraveling as a strategic failure, with leading experts like John Mearsheimer warning that the policy is backfiring and undermining

September 8, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

Tianjin Trialogue: Lessons for Washington from the Eurasian Embrace

The recent trilateral gathering of Putin, Xi, and Modi at the 2025 SCO Summit in Tianjin represents much more than diplomatic choreography or photo opportunities; it is a moment of consequence that throws the

September 1, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

Betting Against India: Why the US Might Lose More Than It Gains

Prez Donald Trump’s present stance on India, marked by tariff hikes and calls for reducing reliance on Indian labor and imports, appears increasingly misaligned with the evolving economic realities and potential of

August 30, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

Thailand’s Prime Minister Ousted After Ethics Ruling: Here’s What Happened

Background Thailand’s Constitutional Court has removed suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office, marking yet another dramatic shift in the nation’s turbulent political landscape. Paetongtarn, the youngest prime minister in Thai history

August 29, 2025

Asia·Explainer

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Access Without Insurance: Pakistan’s Trump-Era Deals Face a Democratic Congress

Why Trump’s Midterm Loss Should Make India Hedge, Not Relax

China’s Debt Bomb Has a Slow Fuse

Dialogue Over Discord: What Rubio and Jaishankar’s Meeting Signals Amid Trade and Tariff Tensions

South Korea’s Fertility Crisis Is a Warning for the World

Pakistan’s Digital Prison: Mass Surveillance, Censorship, and the Cost to Democracy

Missing EIA Reports in Chinese Infrastructure Projects: Implications for Environment and Climate

Economic Bullets, Strategic Bruises: The US Trade & Tariff Impact on Asia

China’s Gold Gambit: How a Currency Power Play Threatens the US Dollar

Trump Is Losing India, and the World Order Is Shifting

Tianjin Trialogue: Lessons for Washington from the Eurasian Embrace

Betting Against India: Why the US Might Lose More Than It Gains

Thailand’s Prime Minister Ousted After Ethics Ruling: Here’s What Happened

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