Asia-Pacific

Central Asia is reemerging as a key region for trans-Eurasian trade, but not without complications.

Seoul's push to compensate victims of Japanese labor violations will help facilitate bilateral cooperation on shared regional threats like North Korea.

By easing bans on Australian and South Korean exports, Beijing is looking to repair economic relations with both countries and slow the emergence of a U.S.-led, anti-China coalition in the region.

No matter who takes power next, Wellington will likely maintain its ''independent foreign policy” and balanced approach to U.S.-China competition.

Even as Beijing eases its investigations into domestic tech firms, its increased oversight of the private sector will feed reputational risks and impede innovation.

In this podcast, RANE Asia-Pacific Analyst Nate Fischler tells host Emily Donahue why a declining population is not China's only demographic challenge.

Phuc’s resignation marks an escalation of the Communist Party’s anti-corruption campaign and portends the strengthening of national security elites.

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

China's investment in Afghanistan may be modest, but it is key to the South Asian nation's economic recovery.