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Asia : 2018March17Saturday

Li Ka-Shing: Asia's second-richest person retires

Early interest by consumers in Japan bodes well for Netflix in Asia, says RBC's Mahaney

Asia Art Week Offers Expanse of Treasures

Southeast Asia is increasingly turning to India instead of the US or China

Asia markets ease as concerns over trade and US politics simmer

Windstar Announces Return to Asia With New Itineraries

Japan is 'the vanguard of Netflix's entrance into Asia'

AirAsia, Southeast Asia's low-cost airline, is considering an ICO

Kyrgyzstan Out, Central Asia In: Parsing CENTCOM's 2018 Posture Statement

Diamond Drinks: These Are Asia's Most Expensive Cocktails

China : 2018March17Saturday

China will ban people with poor 'social credit' from planes and trains

China's Xi Starts New Term, With Trusted Deputy to Deal With Trump

Xi Jinping is making sweeping changes to how China is run

Wary of China, Europe and Others Push Back on Foreign Takeovers

China-censored version of 'The Shape of Water' adds shadows to erase nudity

Trump Readies Sweeping Tariffs and Investment Restrictions on China

China wants to shape the global future of artificial intelligence

China Outlines Two-Phase Chang'e 4 Moon Lander Mission

Trump signs US-Taiwan travel bill, angering China

China to bar people with bad 'social credit' from planes, trains

Japan : 2018March17Saturday

It's not tariffs keeping American cars out of Japan, it's Japan itself

Japan Unveils New High-Speed Train Between Tokyo and Osaka

Early interest by consumers in Japan bodes well for Netflix in Asia, says RBC's Mahaney

Japan's Prisons Are a Haven for Elderly Women

United charters private jet to fly home dog mistakenly sent to Japan

Costco has more than 700 stores in 12 countries around the globe — and its Japan stores are some of its best

Japan's anti-monopoly watchdog raids Amazon headquarters

Japan Tobacco to buy Russian tobacco group Donskoy in $1.6 billion deal

Japan's Abe Sees Support Tumble as School Scandal Begins to Bite

Stock Markets In Japan, China, India And Germany Continue To Struggle With Negative Weekly Charts

India: 2018March17Saturday

Pakistan recalls envoy from India in ding-dong over harassment claims

Hillary Clinton treated for minor injury in India, says hospital

Key regional party quits India PM Modi's alliance

Southeast Asia is increasingly turning to India instead of the US or China

Australian man who raped Indian orphans released immediately after conviction

Macron's passage to India: a missed opportunity for Europe

India singer Daler Mehndi convicted for smuggling migrants

Stock Markets In Japan, China, India And Germany Continue To Struggle With Negative Weekly Charts

Walmart Nears $7 Billion Flipkart Deal in India Push

A Case For India And Oil Prices

South Korea: 2018March17Saturday

South Korea thinks 'breakthrough' is possible in US talks with North Korea, foreign minister says

South Korea may buy more Apache helicopters to lead the fight across DMZ

There can't be another war on the Korean peninsula, says South Korean foreign minister: 'You have to negotiate'

US and South Korean Presidents Discuss North Korea Nuclear Talks

Wounded San Pedro vet goes for Paralympics gold in South Korea

South Korea aims for high-level talks with North Korea

Trump asked South Korea officials to show flexibility in trade talks: Seoul

PyeongChang 2018: South Korea and Italy go for first Paralympic medal

South Korea says Japan's Abe expressed wish for talks with North Korea

Commentary: Sexual harassment in South Korea exposes hypocrisy and culture of intimidation

Taiwan: 2018March17Saturday

Trump signs US-Taiwan travel bill, angering China

The News Lens in Taiwan is doing what media startups in the region hesitate to do — acquiring other sites

Taiwan counters China's business incentives

Taiwan renews interest in F-35 to counter Chinese first strike

Taiwan Wants US F-35 Jets To Defend Against Chinese Invasion

Taiwan goes on a panic-buying spree — for toilet paper

Bills re-sign Travaris Cadet, Taiwan Jones

Taiwan among many Asian investors potentially scammed by UK company

Businesses in Taiwan are logging their employees' toilet-paper use as the country grapples with a shortage

Psychological horror game Detention revisits 1960s Taiwan