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William PesekThe Japan Times |
Decision to delay elections augurs poorly for nation's economy
Collapse in support for Japan's Prime Minister has been as abrupt as it is deserved
That this question is trending online should be Xi Jinping's nightmare
Even Warren Buffett went skinny dipping this year
Tokyo trapped in the financial equivalent of Groundhog Day
Currencies set to be the next flashpoint between Washington and Asia
New sovereign wealth fund needs thick firewalls to keep political meddlers out
Even Masayoshi Son would struggle to raise the $146bn needed to go private
At long last Taipei has real chance of joining the TPP
Incompetent president has proved out of his depth at every turn
Spate of late-year defaults suggests bears might be right after all
Crown Property Bureau has become a national obsession
The only way Beijing enters Pacific trade deal is by watering it down to mediocrity
Four ways Dhaka can accelerate the transition to middle-income status
Stage set for the messiest political exit in modern history
If the games must go on, they should be completely free of spectators
Doubts over Jokowi's ability to contain virus and restore growth
Yoshihide Suga's priorities are as incremental as they are vague
World watches intently as Scott Morrison goes mano-a-mano with Xi Jinping
World's biggest IPO, but the success of Jack Ma's empire is not a given
Time to get on with the bold structural changes Seoul has been delaying for years
Arguments to the contrary miss the bigger picture
Latest growth spurt risks complacency
Criticizing the monarchy was not a factor during previous periods of social unrest
Ravi Menon is showing his peers how to signal 'last call'
Trump's tariffs, tantrums and Twitter rage send wrong message to Asia's strongmen
Trump's weird Kim bromance would put a President Biden in near-impossible situation
Japan squanders past eight years of supposed reform under Shinzo Abe
K-pop phenomenon is a microcosm of South Korea's broader economic challenges
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
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