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What Are Central Asia’s Economic Prospects in 2023?

What Are Central Asia’s Economic Prospects in 2023?

By Catherine Putz
The war in Ukraine, in particular, is putting a drag on economies across Central Asia.
Why Indonesia Plans to Ban Bauxite Exports in 2023

Why Indonesia Plans to Ban Bauxite Exports in 2023

By James Guild
The move is in line with Jakarta's increasingly aggressive use of export bans in pursuit of domestic economic goals.

Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Kazakh Energy Ministers Sign Kambar-Ata-1 Roadmap 

Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Kazakh Energy Ministers Sign Kambar-Ata-1 Roadmap 

By Catherine Putz
All three countries have suffered from energy shortages this winter, underscoring the need for new sources across the region.

Big Ideas From Recent Trends in China’s Data Governance

Big Ideas From Recent Trends in China’s Data Governance

By Nanda Min Htin
A look at the direction of China's data governance – and, by extension, the future of its digital economy.

With Chips on the Brain, Netherlands Seeks an Ally in South Korea

With Chips on the Brain, Netherlands Seeks an Ally in South Korea

By Friso Stevens
Both the Netherlands and South Korea are crucial players in the semiconductor industry – and neither wants to be caught in the China-U.S. crossfire.
2023 New Year Resolutions for Asia’s Biggest Economies

2023 New Year Resolutions for Asia’s Biggest Economies

By Anthony Fensom
Challenges and prospects for China, Japan, and India's economic growth in 2023.

Thailand Says COVID-19 Tests Not Needed From Chinese Tourists

Thailand Says COVID-19 Tests Not Needed From Chinese Tourists

By Sebastian Strangio
Thai officials are projecting that 5 million Chinese nationals will visit in 2023, buoying the recovery of the country's tourism sector.
Taliban Settle Oil Deal With Chinese Company

Taliban Settle Oil Deal With Chinese Company

By Catherine Putz
The Taliban's new deal is actually a repeat of a previous contract signed by the former Republic government with CNPC in 2011. That deal's fate should temper expectations.

North Korea Likely to Lift Pandemic Border Restrictions in 2023

North Korea Likely to Lift Pandemic Border Restrictions in 2023

By Sangsoo Lee
North Korea’s quest to strengthen its military power will require financial backing – which means reopening borders for trade and migrant workers. 

How a Biden Legislative Achievement Jeopardized Relations With South Korea

How a Biden Legislative Achievement Jeopardized Relations With South Korea

By Jaemin Lee
The Inflation Reduction Act strained ties with South Korea, threatening further cooperation on U.S. priorities. How can Washington repair the damage?

Hong Kong’s Crowdfunding Regulations Could Have Global Ramifications

Hong Kong’s Crowdfunding Regulations Could Have Global Ramifications

By Charles Mok
Regulating crowdfunding in Hong Kong is all about political vetting – extended around the world.
Pakistan Orders Shops and Hotels to Close Early Amid Economic Crisis

Pakistan Orders Shops and Hotels to Close Early Amid Economic Crisis

By Munir Ahmed
Aimed at reducing energy consumption to cut imports of oil, the measure could adversely affect businesses that are yet to recover from the pandemic.

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