Letter from Nikkei Asia's editor: Staking on space
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
This time, India's rapid economic growth has legs
Factors that previously sapped momentum have finally been addressed
Australia is still a cruel place for those seeking asylum
PM Albanese has more to do to reform immigration system
Foreign investors love Indian stocks, but India not as much
Power of clubby local tycoons discourages companies from entering market
Pakistan's election was supposed to end deadlock. It failed
Country needs stable national government to tackle economic crisis
Japan's small investors are getting steamrolled in dealmaking rush
Corporate valuation process has to be made more transparent and fair
Singapore's carbon tax hike will drive innovation
Companies to feel pressure to improve sustainability and use renewable energy
Indonesia's next president should focus on job creation
Jokowi's focus on mining has done little for employment
Japan is breaking new ground with its climate transition bonds
Debt to be repaid using revenues from emissions trading system
Neurodivergent staff can bring innovative spark to Asian companies
Employers need to recognize potential of workers with cognitive differences
Letter from Nikkei Asia's editor: Nothing left to chance
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
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Biden's 'pause' on LNG export terminals is good for Asia
To boost region's energy security, U.S. should support development of renewables
Hong Kongers' fears of extradition to China are coming true
Case of vanished law student highlights anxieties about proposed security law
Dynastic politics are putting Indonesia's democratic achievements at risk
Questionable interventions and corruption setbacks to taint Jokowi's legacy
TikTok CEO has questions to answer. His race is not one
Senate grilling of Singaporean executive undermines U.S. credibility
Myanmar's deepening humanitarian crisis demands action
International community should support ASEAN's efforts to foster dialogue
To affirm U.S. openness, Washington should approve U.S. Steel sale
Takeover ought to be viewed as a legal matter, not a political issue
Evergrande's liquidation will not pay off for foreign investors
Bondholders who took Chinese developer to court may get only emotional satisfaction
Tokyo-style housing policy won't solve New York's problems
Quick fixes will not patch over differences in affordability, crime and schools
Clean air can become a reality for the Global South
Securing improvements requires highlighting benefits for health and productivity
Like it or not, Hong Kong is still Asia's leading financial center
City best positioned to capture growing global interest in the yuan
Rural Japan needs EVs to stay connected
Ultracompacts and self-driving buses would help residents to better get around
