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The Diplomat Economy
23.08.2025
An attempt by city authorities to bring more order to the private taxi market erodes service quality and driver incomes.
22.08.2025
Beijing’s prioritization of political security necessitates a reliance on investment and exports – not consumption – to power the economy.
The world’s first humanoid robot competition highlights China’s manufacturing strengths, its algorithmic weaknesses, and the risks of hype-driven innovation.
The announcement marks the latest move in an ongoing battle that often resembles a game of sanctions whack-a-mole.
21.08.2025
Foreign visitors to the country have fallen by nearly 7 percent so far in 2025.
Mongolia’s energy sector has improved and diversified over the years, but it still struggles to meet demand.
The Cambodian government estimates that 400,000 migrant workers have returned home since the outbreak of conflict between the two countries last month.
The global implications of the China-U.S. tech rivalry have raised the imperatives for Quad cooperation on AI and semiconductors.
Despite the recent criminalization of electricity use fraud, the government is still battling massive energy losses.
Foxconn, Pegatron, and Quanta are moving AI-focused production to Mexico, even as Trump’s tariff threats and Mexico’s quiet diplomacy shape the runway.
As the U.S. turns tariffs into a blunt instrument of foreign policy, India needs to chart its own path through diversification, diplomacy, and domestic reform.
While passenger numbers are up so far in 2025, the $7.3 billion ‘Whoosh’ project remains far short of profitability.
19.08.2025
Competition is heating up at one of the final frontiers of the country’s tech boom.
Facing a demographic cliff, the region’s governments need to get creative in how they tackle the issue of tax reform.
18.08.2025
And in a time of global competition between the U.S. and China, the IP-CEPA shows that countries in the Global South are crafting their own pragmatic path.
Based on the deals negotiated thus far, it might seem so, but the U.S. economy could soon be in a world of pain.
The conference come at a moment when Tokyo is seeking to deepen its global reach and demonstrate that it is prepared to match rhetoric with resources.
17.08.2025
Supply chain concerns may have been a major factor in pausing the recent conflict.
The contest is no longer model versus model; it is about who controls the plumbing of the digital world – chips and data centers – and, increasingly, the rulebook that governs them.
Despite the recent announcement of “final” tariff rates, the situation facing Southeast Asia’s economies is far from settled.
A deal will allow the sale of advanced chips to China – as long as American companies give the U.S. government a cut.
Many American policymakers seem content to see China dominate EV sales. They don’t appear to realize that means ceding the future of the auto industry.
Chile’s next president will have to decide how to handle growing Chinese investment in Chile’s critical resources.
As Tashkent homes in on WTO accession next year, many arcane Karimov-era trade practices remain widespread, frustrating foreign companies looking to access Central Asia’s most promising market.
The region’s major tourism markets are still struggling to return to pre-pandemic levels – with one exception.
Backed by cooperatives, Bharat taxi aims to be a ride-hailing platform where drivers are not just service providers but also co-owners of the business.
Trump’s tariff onslaught has forced India into a precarious position, and New Delhi is employing three strategies in tandem to get out of it.
12.08.2025
In the face of declining U.S. demand, China, as well as Asia more broadly, presents a powerful and more predictable alternative for African manufacturers.
08.08.2025
Intensifying China-U.S. trade tensions are reshaping EV supply chains across the Americas, redirecting Chinese investments toward more politically receptive markets like Brazil.
If Central Asia is to build a resilient, inclusive, and adaptive economy, it must not retreat from agriculture – it must reimagine it.
The recently passed Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation aims to lay a foundation for Hanoi’s semiconductor ambitions.
The COVID-19 pandemic swelled the bottom line of the country’s big commercial banks, but growth rates are likely to slow.
Recycling could provide India with a reliable source of the critical minerals needed to make lithium-ion batteries.
The 15 percent tariff rate is a tough pill to swallow as the Luxon government tries to tout its economic policy.
With a rapid expansion in flights to, from, and within the region, the aviation industry is starting to reshape Central Asia.
By leveraging its robust population, strategic geographic location, and a clear vision for digital transformation, Bangladesh is positioning itself as a transformative hub.
Indian refiners are at high risk due to U.S. penalty threats and the EU’s new sanctions on exports made from Russian crude.
The China-backed Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway has created a considerable debt burden for the Indonesian government.
02.08.2025
The move to develop the Amu Darya field aligns with the Taliban’s goal of self-sufficiency, but can the cash-strapped regime go it alone?
In addition to a 25 percent tariff on Indian exports, Trump has announced an “unspecified penalty” on India for buying Russian oil and arms.