Japan’s economy contracts on shrinking consumption, exports
The nation's economy shrank at a 3% annual rate in the July-September quarter, as private consumption and auto production took a hit
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Jokowi eyes global role after diplomatic wins
In December, Indonesia will begin its year-long presidency of the Group of 20 and serve as chair of ASEAN in 2023
Former princess Mako Komuro leaves for New York
Mako Komuro lost her status as an Imperial princess upon her marriage to Kei Komuro, who was a university classmate
Biden, Xi set to address Apec leaders amid heightened tensions
China set the tone with Mr Xi warning that the region must not return to the tensions of the Cold War era
Japan-U.S. ‘2-plus-2’ security talks to be postponed until next year
Both sides determined that more time was needed to prepare for the meeting, which was originally slated to take place this year
Indonesia, Australia resume patrols after fishing row mix-up
Reports of the incident stirred fresh debate between the neighbors earlier this week
Top bankers hit playgrounds of digital natives
CEOs go to YouTube, ‘metaverse’ to connect with customers of tomorrow
Top Chinese Communist Party members pass historic resolution
Some 400 members of the powerful Central Committee passed China's resolution on "Major Achievements and Historical Experience of the Party's Centennial Struggle"
U.S. and allies would ‘take action’ if Taiwan attacked, says Blinken
The U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was speaking at a forum hosted by the New York Times
Seoul to invest over 240 billion won to attract foreign capital
The city also plans to attract more than 250 foreign financial firms and attain foreign direct investment of $30 billion by 2030