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External Shocks Continue to Put Pressure on Central Asian Economies

External Shocks Continue to Put Pressure on Central Asian Economies

By Paolo Sorbello
The IMF forecasts the slowest economic recovery in almost two decades.
Can Samsung's Note 7 Discontinuation Shake the South Korean Economy?

Can Samsung's Note 7 Discontinuation Shake the South Korean Economy?

By Ankit Panda
Samsung Electronics' mobile devices account for roughly 2 percent of South Korea's exports.

The Post-Western World and the Rise of a Parallel Order

The Post-Western World and the Rise of a Parallel Order

By Oliver Stuenkel
"We stand at the cusp of a historic shift of power away from the West toward Asia."

Toward Stronger Economic Relations Between Pakistan and Iran

Toward Stronger Economic Relations Between Pakistan and Iran

By Usman Javed
Pakistan and Iran need to come together to develop their economic and trade ties.

India Takes Over From China as Top Global FDI Destination in 2015

India Takes Over From China as Top Global FDI Destination in 2015

By Ankit Panda
Largely due to recent government reforms, India has become the top destination for foreign direct investment worldwide.
Pakistan Army Chief Accuses India of Undermining China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

Pakistan Army Chief Accuses India of Undermining China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

By Ankit Panda
Pakistan's army chief accused India's intelligence agency of undermining the multi-billion dollar China-Pakistan initiative.

Could Koreans Lead a Future Generation of Private Military Firms?

Could Koreans Lead a Future Generation of Private Military Firms?

By Robert Farley
Where would North Korea's soldiers go after a hypothetical reunification on the Korean peninsula?
China’s Currency Turbulence: Evidence China Lacks A Committed Economic Direction?

China’s Currency Turbulence: Evidence China Lacks A Committed Economic Direction?

By Adela Suliman
Despite the People's Bank of China's efforts, China's currency continues to falter.

Why the Bank of Japan's Negative Interest Rate Decision Matters

Why the Bank of Japan's Negative Interest Rate Decision Matters

By Ankit Panda
Japan is experimenting with negative interest rates. Here's what that means.

Is Bhutan on the Cusp of a Revolution in Private Sector Growth?

Is Bhutan on the Cusp of a Revolution in Private Sector Growth?

By Mark Turner
Much work needs to be done, but Bhutan should celebrate its quick progress on economic development.

How the TPP Could Prevent Currency Manipulation

How the TPP Could Prevent Currency Manipulation

By Meg Lundsager
The Trans-Pacific Partnership has a range of provisions that could help fight currency manipulation.
China's Currency Set to Join IMF's Elite Currencies Club. So What?

China's Currency Set to Join IMF's Elite Currencies Club. So What?

By Ankit Panda
The IMF has said that it will recommend the renminbi's inclusion in its elite SDR basket of currencies.

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