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China and Levi’s have forgiven and forgotten—in the name of affordable jeans.

Should the 43-year-old organization be made a household brand name in Asia?

Australia is trying to get the vote of a quick-rising Asian superpower – the wine vote.

Four of Japan’s cities have been named some of the priciest in the world. But is it really true?

Asia’s millionaires, including one big Facebook fan, are now the richest in the world.

Author of new book finds inspiration (and censorship) in the noisy and vibrant country.

A new book says, whatever happens in Vietnam next won’t be dull.

Sci-fi concept-turned-reality hits Japanese malls and soon…the world.

Will Hong Kong and its northern neighbour Shenzhen join forces to become the world’s third largest metropolis by 2020? Asia Tatler sheds light on the possibility of this in its current feature (‘Urban Fusion’) and includes some pretty informative bac

One of my favourite recent feature stories on our site has been ‘Climate Change’s First Refugees,’ by Ben Bohane. It’s timely, and I’m impressed by the way Ben was able to bring together these unique and urgent voices of locals on the remote Carteret

There’s no question that all things China-related are big news these days — I notice it more and more each day, particularly in the political realm, with the mounting speculation that it’s poised to become the next superpower. So I suppose that it s