Asia

Chinese brands seem to be repeating exactly what Japanese automakers did to Detroit’s big three. Japanese brands are failing to adapt.

U.S.-China technological decoupling raises serious concerns about global growth in the short and long term.

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would bring the semiconductor industry to a halt and send inflation soaring worldwide.

Beijing is avoiding direct comment on the Wagner Mutiny, but in subtle ways, it may be suggesting to Moscow it needs to get its house in order.

The war in Ukraine may have just made it feasible for the yuan to eventually join the ranks of the dollar and the euro.

For Japan’s sixth-generation jet program to succeed, it must shift its strategic outlook and promote a mission-oriented defense policy.

China is likely to offer unfulfillable Ukraine “peace initiatives” that are Russia-friendly and protect its own interests.

China still seeks to control technology platforms but is unlikely to embark on an extensive campaign as it did in 2020 and 2021.

Here’s a brief guide to some of the most important recurring events in China’s economic decision-making calendar.

Chinese coercion has taken its toll on the South Korean economy, but it is prompting Seoul to reduce its exposure to China.