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A blueprint for integrating BIMSTEC and ASEAN through a Southern Asian Multi-Sectoral Regional Agreement.

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Foreign aid has been counterproductive for the country. It’s time for Kabul to wean itself off.

Falling oil prices and sanctions drive home the need for structural economic reform in Russia.

The Colombo Port City project was conceived by Sri Lanka, but is now an almost 100 percent Chinese undertaking.

Indonesian PM Joko Widodo has accepted some strange advice for the giant gas block.

Kazakhstan and China hope to make Khorgos Eastern Gate the new crossroads of Eurasia.

The Yiwu-Tehran train is a significant part of Beijing’s plans for regional integration.

India is set to lead the International Solar Alliance, but its task is not without challenges.

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