Japan's top trade negotiator has reiterated his stance that the country will not seek a trade agreement with the United States in which Japan's farming industry is sacrificed.
Bangladesh reels after rape of Hindu woman filmed and shared online
A Hindu woman’s gang-rape in central Bangladesh, which was filmed and widely shared online, has sparked nationwide protests and renewed concerns over systemic violence against minorities and women in ...
India’s tour of Bangladesh in limbo as BCCI yet to confirm participation: ‘The discussions are ongoing’
The BCCI are yet to confirm India’s tour of Bangladesh in August, the BCB said. Earlier it was reported that BCCI could cancel Bangladesh tour over Northeast India remarks.
China Raises Quota for Foreign Investment, Ending 13-Month Pause
China has increased the amount of money that approved investors can put into overseas assets for the first time since May last year as its relaxes its control over capital outflows.
China sanctions former Filipino lawmaker over South China Sea claims
China has sanctioned a former Filipino lawmaker, Francis Tolentino, who sponsored legislation that marks out the Philippines’ territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea
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Japan Business Sentiment Improves Despite Tariffs
Large Japanese manufacturers became slightly more optimistic about their business conditions in the second quarter despite tariff concerns, reviving rate-hike expectations.
Japan factory activity grows for first time in 13 months, PMI shows
Japan's manufacturing sector expanded in June for the first time in 13 months led by an upswing in output, but overall demand remained weak as new orders shrank yet again amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs,
Exclusive — India Hopes for Imminent US Trade Deal, Minister Tells Newsweek
Subrahmanyam Jaishankar spoke to Newsweek nearly two months after the most serious conflict in decades between India and nuclear rival Pakistan.
India’s equity benchmarks likely to open higher, tracking Asian peers
India's equity benchmark indexes are likely to open higher on Tuesday, tracking gains in Asian markets and as investors closely watch trade talks with the United States ahead of President Donald Trump ...