Opinion

An Asian ‘NATO’

The “endless war”, as President Donald Trump would describe, may appear to be drawing to a close, at long last.
President Donald Trump’s declaration that the war in the Gulf is “near complete” does not mean that the world is returning to normal. Rather, it marks ...
The Asian miracle was built on an assumption that the system would hold. Given the way things are going, the likelihood is that it won’t.
Beijing will gladly take advantage of any of our allies, given the opportunity. The Japanese understand this, and provide a model for a sober-minded interest and values-based reaction to U.S.
The international energy agency is recommending the biggest release of oil reserves in its history as the war triggers wild ...
Financial markets across Asia fell sharply as investors reacted to the risk that the war could trigger a prolonged energy shock. South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index plunged more than 11%, triggering a ...
European and Asian countries worry the Pentagon is burning through munitions so fast that it won’t have enough to send the ...
THE nation's top diplomat condemned the conflict in the Middle East and urged the United States to iron out its differences ...
We have closed this page, but you can follow our ongoing live coverage of the war in the Middle East here Global oil prices have fallen in early trading in Asia on Tuesday - they had soared to almost ...
The bipartisan resolution, which failed by 52-47 votes, was aimed at stifling Donald Trump's authority to continue military ...
UEFA still plans to hold the Argentina-Spain soccer match this month in Doha, despite Iranian missile strikes in Qatar, ...
Oil prices fell from four-year highs after the US president signaled in an interview with US media that the war with Iran was "very far ahead" of schedule.