Hundreds of Buddhist monks in Cambodia have held a religious ceremony to honor soldiers killed in recent border clashes with Thai forces and to pray for peace.
The Man Who Could Unite Iran’s Opposition
a bright line runs through Iran’s domestic movement for democratic change: on one side, frank opponents of the regime, and on the other, proponents of incremental reform. One figure stands out for …
Turkey nears exit from costly FX-protected deposit scheme
Turkey is on the verge of ending a scheme protecting deposits from currency depreciation that is estimated to have cost $60 billion, another step to abandon unorthodox economic policies that triggered …
Japan’s Inpex ups annual profit forecast on strong Ichthys LNG production
Japan’s biggest oil and gas explorer Inpex on Friday raised its annual net profit forecast by 23%, citing strong production at its key Ichthys liquefied natural gas project in Australia, higher oil …
Japan Says U.S. Has Agreed To Fix ‘Regrettable’ Error In Trump’s Tariff Order And Give Refunds
The change will mean Trump’s reciprocal tariff rate of 15% on Japan will not stack on top of existing sector-specific levies, similar to an arrangement with the EU.
India’s Nifty, Sensex suffer longest weekly losing streak in five years on trade, earnings fears
India’s equity benchmarks fell on Friday, posting their sixth straight weekly loss as U.S. tariffs, trade uncertainty and muted earnings dampened sentiment.
China tells brokers to stop endorsing stablecoins in bid to avoid instability, Bloomberg News reports
(Reuters) -Chinese regulators have asked local brokers and other bodies to stop research publication and seminars to endorse stablecoins in a bid to check the asset class and avoid instability, …
China narrows gap with US as Germany’s biggest trading partner
China came close to overtaking the United States as Germany’s largest trading partner in the first half of 2025, preliminary data from the German statistics office showed, as German exports to the U.S …
Exclusive: Thai gallery removes China-focused artworks after ‘pressure’ from Beijing
One of Thailand’s top art galleries removed, at China’s request, materials about Beijing’s treatment of ethnic minorities and Hong Kong from an exhibit on authoritarian governments, according to a …
Tarique Rahman To Return As Bangladesh Nationalist Party Pitches Him for PM
Tarique Rahman is expected to return to Bangladesh sometime between November and December, ahead of the elections in February.