Asia's export powerhouses, including China, Japan and Vietnam, will be hit harder than most by the extensive new tariffs unveiled by the US president.

While Trump's tariffs are aimed at pressuring economies like India and China, they may have an unintended consequence — bringing New Delhi and Beijing closer on trade and economic cooperation.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Bangkok on Thursday to attend the sixth Bay of Bengal Initiative for ...

Bangladesh's interim government chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, stirred controversy with his remarks on integrating Northeast ...

China's Ambassador to India Xu Feihong expressed optimism about the future of China-India relations as the two nations ...

India’s China policy: get investments in non-strategic areas & remember Beijing can flip any time It’s clear what is driving the recent warming of India-China ties – Trump. Much bilateral diplomatic ...

For both Beijing and New Delhi, there tariffs have created new economic vulnerabilities. China, already entangled in a ...