Trump resort rises on Vietnam graveyard as US links grow – Asia Times

Trump Resort Thrives Amid Vietnam War Legacy as US Connections Deepen

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A Trump-branded resort in Vietnam now stands on a former war grave, sparking intense ethical debates as US-Vietnam relations strengthen. The Asia Times delves into this complicated legacy against the backdrop of expanding economic and political partnerships

Many questions, few answers to Israel-Palestine conflict – Asia Times

Unraveling the Israel-Palestine Conflict: More Questions Than Answers

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The Israel-Palestine conflict remains unresolved, shrouded in unanswered questions and deep-rooted challenges. Despite countless efforts and global involvement, a lasting peace still feels out of reach, leaving tensions simmering and hope hanging in the balance

Trump-Xi summit didn’t change North Korea’s strategic reality – Asia Times

Why the Trump-Xi Summit Failed to Shift North Korea’s Strategic Landscape

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The recent Trump-Xi summit did little to shift North Korea’s strategic landscape, analysts reveal. Despite the high-profile discussions, Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions and the regional security dynamics remain firmly intact, Asia Times reports

Two-state Israel-Palestine solution is Washington’s empty liturgy – Asia Times

Why the Two-State Israel-Palestine Solution Remains an Empty Promise

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The Asia Times sharply criticizes Washington’s unwavering support for a two-state Israel-Palestine solution, calling it an empty ritual that exposes the wide gap between U.S. promises and real progress on the ground

BYD battery breakthrough crashes Indonesia’s nickel cartel dream – Asia Times

BYD’s Battery Breakthrough Shatters Indonesia’s Nickel Cartel Ambitions

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BYD’s cutting-edge battery technology breakthrough is shaking up Indonesia’s nickel cartel ambitions, challenging the country’s plans to dominate the global electric vehicle supply chain, Asia Times reports

Bitcoin dips as Iran oil returns to the dollar system – Asia Times

Bitcoin Slips as Iran’s Oil Trade Rejoins the Dollar System

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Bitcoin prices slipped as Iran’s oil exports re-enter the dollar system, hinting at significant changes in global trade dynamics. Experts warn this shift could reshape cryptocurrency’s position as a go-to alternative asset

Malaysia in the middle of Israel-Palestine conflict – Asia Times

Malaysia in the middle of Israel-Palestine conflict – Asia Times

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Malaysia has emerged as a vocal critic in the Israel-Palestine conflict, condemning Israeli actions and extending support to Palestinians. Its stance reflects broader regional tensions and calls for renewed diplomatic efforts.

Sand seas add grit to China-Mongolia relations – Asia Times

How Sand Seas Are Shaping the Future of China-Mongolia Relations

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Sand seas along the China-Mongolia border are fueling escalating environmental and diplomatic challenges. As desertification spreads across borders, both nations are pushed to collaborate despite mounting tensions and urgent ecological threats, Asia Times reports

Qatar gas terminal bombing will push prices higher for years – Asia Times

Qatar Gas Terminal Bombing Set to Drive Energy Prices Up for Years

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A recent bombing at Qatar’s crucial gas terminal is poised to push global energy prices upward for years, Asia Times reports. This strike disrupts supply in an already tight market, escalating challenges for consumers worldwide

US-China relations are driving South Korea’s distancing strategy – Asia Times

How US-China Tensions Are Shaping South Korea’s New Diplomatic Approach

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Amid rising US-China tensions, South Korea is strategically adjusting its foreign policy, carefully navigating a delicate path to maintain strong economic ties with China while honoring its security commitments to the US, experts reveal

Questions hang over China-defying Tibetan lama’s death in Vietnam – Asia Times

Mystery Surrounds Death of Tibetan Lama Who Defied China in Vietnam

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Questions swirl around the mysterious death of a Tibetan lama in Vietnam who boldly challenged China. With authorities staying silent, speculation intensifies about the true circumstances and possible political fallout, reports Asia Times

IEA chief: Only weeks of oil inventories left thanks to Iran war – Asia Times

IEA Chief Warns: Just Weeks of Oil Reserves Remain Amid Iran Conflict

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IEA chief warns global oil inventories may be depleted within weeks as the Iran conflict disrupts supply. This escalating crisis heightens fears over tightening supplies amid surging demand, sending shockwaves through energy markets worldwide

Taiwan’s KMT offers US an off-ramp from war with China – Asia Times

Taiwan’s KMT Proposes a Path to Avoid War Between the US and China

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Taiwan’s opposition KMT party is calling for a diplomatic off-ramp to the US, urging calm and open dialogue to prevent rising tensions from spiraling into conflict with China, reports Asia Times

The British outpost that quietly holds more US debt than China – Asia Times

The Surprising British Outpost That Holds More US Debt Than China

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A British offshore outpost has quietly surpassed China as the largest holder of US debt, highlighting shifting global financial dynamics and raising questions about the role of tax havens in international markets.

To Lam openly legalizing police state rule in Vietnam – Asia Times

To Lam Advocates Open Legalization of Police State Rule in Vietnam

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Vietnam’s Minister of Public Security, To Lam, has boldly championed policies that strengthen police state control, sparking alarm over civil liberties as the government intensifies its crackdown on dissent and expands public surveillance

Iran war on same disastrous path as Iraq war – Asia Times

Iran Conflict Heading Toward the Same Devastating Outcome as the Iraq War

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Asia Times warns that the escalating conflict in Iran echoes the Iraq war’s devastating mistakes, highlighting risks of prolonged violence, regional instability, and costly foreign interventions.

Take Takaichi fiscal policy seriously: The lady’s not for turning – Asia Times

Take Takaichi’s Fiscal Policy Seriously: The Lady Who Stands Her Ground

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Japan’s Finance Minister Takaichi takes a bold stand on fiscal policy, championing strict budget discipline in the face of economic uncertainty. Her resolute approach signals a decisive shift in Tokyo’s financial strategy, reports Asia Times

Palestine, Myanmar on parallel paths of forever wars – Asia Times

Palestine and Myanmar: Caught in the Cycle of Endless Conflict

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Palestine and Myanmar continue on parallel paths of protracted conflict, marked by entrenched violence and stalled peace efforts. Both regions face enduring struggles amid complex political and ethnic tensions, fueling what some call “forever wars.”

Recognizing Palestine doesn’t make it real – Asia Times

Why Recognizing Palestine Doesn’t Change the Reality on the Ground

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Asia Times reveals that international recognition alone doesn’t secure statehood or sovereignty for Palestine. The article delves into the intricate geopolitical challenges that continue to stand in the way of achieving true Palestinian independence

Why one-off tech controls won’t stop China’s moonshot – Asia Times

Why Single Tech Controls Can’t Halt China’s Ambitious Moonshot

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One-off tech controls won’t stop China’s lightning-fast technological rise, experts warn. Instead, lasting strategies and wide-ranging collaboration are essential as Beijing’s bold moonshot goals keep transforming the landscape of global innovation