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Anwar Ibrahim should make way for a new generation of leaders
US president's policies have played into Xi Jinping's hands at every turn
Canary in the coal mine of Asian trade on worst trajectory since Great Depression
Assault on Bank Indonesia tells wider story as Asia returns to the 1960s
Japan's next PM has failed to learn from one of the biggest mistakes Abe made
SoftBank's late-stage foray into truly bizarre stock rally could end terribly
After putting off major reform, President Moon Jae-in now has little room to move
America's top celebrity investor is sure to pull copycats Japan's way
Three lessons from the Abe legacy that could have been
Last thing Beijing wants is to be blamed for the next global financial crisis
Tesla-versus-Toyota drama partly explains why Japan Inc. is stuck in first gear
Luck, not genius, helped Japan's iconic venture capitalist to first-quarter win
Why are people worrying about inflation with another Great Depression looming?
City's demise a natural extension of what Xi has done on the mainland since 2012
Governments will pay price of delaying tough reforms when the going was good
Dollar's slide suggests years of Trumpian caprice are finally taking a toll
Dollar's slide suggests years of Trumpian caprice are finally taking a toll
Second state-of-emergency declaration looms as daily infections rise above 1,000
Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin must not squander chance to reboot his leadership
Japan's central bank governor must decide whether to protect gains or admit failure
Low taxes and poor safety net need to change to help working and middle classes
Vital reforms elude Prime Minister Prayuth's cabinet despite six years in power
Beijing-bashing a disaster for US so Biden must avoid Trump's strategic mistakes
Idea to end city's currency peg is one face of president's economic war on Beijing
Squabbling current and former prime ministers prevent meaningful reforms
Coronavirus and US-China trade war have exposed city-state's weaknesses
What was meant to be year of triumph for prime minister has shown up his failures
Reelected prime minister must navigate geopolitical tensions
US President wants to extract as much money as possible from China and even allies
Pair should put aside fatal border dispute and concentrate on mutual trade
Women are losing jobs faster than men as economy contracts
Coronavirus shock exposes how unstable economic growth has been
US president can seize on yuan's low level to redouble trade war
Barrel price has fallen low and economic difficulties are mounting
Shinzo Abe must balance Washington's protection with Beijing's business
Rest of Asia can expect to suffer too if US president pursues strategy
Money which overseas workers send home has prevented needed reforms
Companies will reject Beijing control and US can withdraw trade privileges
Muhyiddin Yassin is wasting valuable time because he does not want to be ousted
It is suffering from flabby state-owned enterprises and coronavirus blow
It has fewer conventional tools than in 2008-09 but can still deliver shock to system
Country has acquired financial and political capital in US-China trade war too
Direct financing of fiscal deficits is looking attractive despite inflation risks
If Kim Jong Un dies, US and China competition for influence will heat up
Infrastructure will help fight coronavirus slump, but he needs structural reforms too
Imposing tariffs and devaluing dollar are tempting for embattled president
Xi has missed chance to reform, open up and strengthen economy
Expansive financial policies hold severe risks for central banks
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