Letter from Nikkei Asia's editor: Japan's chip reboot
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
Japan has to do more for migrant rights than drop 'intern' label
New guest worker program preserves unfair restrictions on job mobility
Malaysia has the law on its side in $15bn Sulu legal case
Outcome of Sabah challenge should lead to scrutiny of litigation funders
Taiwan's post-bubble recovery holds lessons for China
Active monetary and industrial policy played key roles in island's turnaround
Clash with Pakistan shows Iran must take its neighbors more seriously
Tehran should focus on frontier security rather than rely on cross-border strikes
Indonesia's next president must not roll back democracy
Progress made over past quarter century should be protected
Renewal of dialogue does not mean Biden has gone soft on China
Through engagement from a position of strength, U.S. can advance policy goals
Prabowo must resist temptation to apply more force in Papua
New face of kindness likely to be tested by push for indigenous rights
China cannot count on a policy reset if U.K. PM Sunak loses
Labour Party leaders appear to converge with Conservatives on policy toward Beijing
Silence over Alexei Navalny's death will win Japan no favors
Tokyo has to show its support for international human rights is more than rhetoric
For the health of its families, the Philippines needs a divorce law
Current system deprives non-Muslim women of equal choice
Pakistan's army was the clear election loser
Defiant votes for Imran Khan's PTI reflect resentment of military interference
Letter from Nikkei Asia's editor: K-defense
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
Gridlock has put U.S. strategic advantages in the Pacific at risk
Failure to fund pacts with 3 island nations would leave void for China to fill
COVID proved Nepal's new federal system works
Despite PM's dithering, empowered local governments delivered effective help
China should not underestimate impact of inward FDI plunge
Focus on Communist Party power consolidation, anti-spying campaign turn off overseas investors
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Japan's economic presence in Southeast Asia is not fading away
Competition with Chinese companies for regional opportunities is not zero-sum
New Pakistan PM's foreign policy must focus on trade, not insurgents
Country cannot afford confrontational stance with three neighbors at once
Prabowo's victory won't bring authoritarian rule back in Indonesia
Competition among predatory elites will actually help preserve democracy
Private credit can help fill Asia's growing financing gap
Regulators should welcome alternative for SMEs that can't turn to banks or bonds
It is up to Bhutan's women to preserve their place in politics
Country's parties say few qualified females are willing to run for office
