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Veteran Israeli journalist and author Caroline Glick interviewed Asia Times Deputy Editor David P Goldman on her popular podcast on August 30. The interview is available on YouTube. An abridged transcript follows here:
Airlines that spent years clamoring for new jets are changing their tune.
Intel executives are working with multiple advisors to formulate options to address its flagging business, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
General Romeo Brawner Jnr, the country’s military chief, said on Thursday that the Philippines wanted to procure the Mid-Range Capability (MRC), or Typhon, missile system as part of Manila’s strategy to focus more on external defence.
Over the past twenty years, the Japan-India security collaboration has grown steadily, though not quickly. Given the outcomes of a recent key defense meeting, that may be ready to change.
China's robotaxi push is sparking job security fears among drivers, but experts say the technology is already creating new jobs.
India’s commerce minister has sparked controversy by criticising online platforms including Amazon for “predatory pricing” practices that undermine small businesses, a move analysts suggest is aimed at cautioning global e-commerce players while reassuring local retailers – a key voter base for the ruling party.
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman issued a royal order on August 8 allowing the cabinet to be convened in the absence of both him and his prime minister and crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.