With its economy growing faster than China’s and a business-friendly prime minister, India may appear an enticing prospect to foreign investors. But ranking 142 on the World Banks ease of doing business report the country still seems to have a way to go

Economist argues slow growth has reduced to stagnation in the Asian Tiger nation

China and Pakistan have agreed upon a series of projects, designed to improve trade relations between the two nations

The Umbrella Movement – the recent demonstrations in Hong Kong have drawn the world’s attention towards the relationship with the Chinese mainland and it’s isolated financial capital Hong Kong

South Korea’s slow economic recovery persists, causing the inflation rate to fall to its lowest level since 1999

Ann Pettifor of Prime Economics argues China is the latest victim of the Washington consensus

Former White House official argues Europeans the rest of the world should reserve judgments on the merits of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Former White House official discusses the situation the AIIB poses to the US and Western-backed global financial institutions

Price growth in Japan has failed to increase for the first time in almost two years and extinguished any hopes that a recovery will take hold soon

China’s property prices have fallen for a sixth consecutive month to the fastest rate since records began in 2011

India’s GDP will exceed that of Japan and Germany combined as adjusted data shows faster than expected economic growth

On December 31, 2015, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will form an economic community (AEC) comparable to the EU but is this more rhetoric than reality?

Showing a map of the country that includes disputed territories, China’s new passport says a lot about the aggressive policies of President Xi Jinping after two years in power. Does it symbolise the leader’s determination to build the nation’s international influence?

As the dust settles following India’s dramatic federal election, Narendra Modi is increasingly feeling the pressure to deliver robust economic reform

In the biggest jump since 2013, exports have grown, marking a significant reduction in Japan’s trade deficit