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NEW DELHI -- Demographic pressures hitting aging Asian economies like China and Japan are also looming on the horizon for India, new research highlights, putting the world's most populous country in a race against time to mitigate the effects.
BUON MA THUOT, Vietnam (AP) — Le Van Tam is no stranger to how the vagaries of global trade can determine the fortunes of small coffee farmers like him.
JAKARTA/KUALA LUMPUR/HO CHI MINH CITY -- Indonesia's recent lowering of its renewable energy targets highlights Southeast Asia's decarbonization challenges, with inflation and financing concerns growing across the region, from Malaysia to Vietnam.
Few know better than the Taliban what a relentless foe the Islamic State’s affiliate in Afghanistan can be.
TOKYO -- Nearly 40% of married Japanese in their 30s who want children are sexless, research reveals, casting a shadow over the country's efforts to tackle declining births.
SYDNEY -- Frustrated by surging prices in the Australian housing market, more people across the country are moving into so-called granny flats that share a property with private homes.
SEOUL -- Economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations on North Korea have been losing their impact.
The group’s Afghanistan arm in particular has gained since the return of the Taliban — even though the two are enemies — say analysts.