How can the United States lead without categorically opposing China’s international role and leadership?

From the ADB to junk bond-hungry investors, Dushanbe is pulling in financial help. But will it make a difference?

The ADB predicts "drastic changes" that could pose an "existential threat" to some Asian countries.

First, China's challenger bank arose. Now, Japan has to deal with lack of U.S. interest in the ADB.

The Asian Development Bank says the region will remain the biggest contributor to global growth in 2017.

13 new countries were approved as members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier this month.

International assistance may not go as far as some claim it will.

Dushanbe is hamstrung by lack of international investor confidence, a result of perceived instability and corruption.

Should the West be worried about new competition in the global financial architecture?

This Chinese official is likely to be the first president of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

Can Tokyo provide economic leadership in a rapidly changing region?

The AIIB agreement was signed in Beijing on June 29.

With all the talk about China’s investment clout in Southeast Asia, another player is being overlooked.

For the first time in three years, China and Japan held a bilateral finance dialogue.

The country needs innovative solutions to make good its energy deficit.

Shinzo Abe announces a big increase in infrastructure investment in Asia.