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Shailender Arya in Mint on U.S.-Iran war opening opportunities for Indian defense space

“While companies building space-based surveillance platforms may see a fillip, the gains are unlikely to be uniform across all space technologies, said Col (retd) Shailender Arya, senior advisor at global strategic advisory firm, The Asia Group....

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Front Row with Nisha Biswal: What CERAWeek Revealed About the Global Energy System

I attended CERAWeek in Houston last week at a moment when the global energy system was not being discussed in theory but tested in real time. Hosted by S&P Global, CERAWeek brings together thousands of executives,...

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Front Row with Ahmed Helal: Gulf States Confront A Diversification Challenge

How the Gulf states reconcile their enhanced dependence on the United States with the need to diversify their strategic options will determine opportunities for businesses. Once the guns fall silent in the current war, Gulf states...

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WTO E-Commerce Moratorium Expires Without Renewal

Key Takeaways The World Trade Organization (WTO) has failed to reach a consensus on renewing its long-standing e-commerce tariff moratorium at its 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14), leading to its expiration. The outcome was up in the...

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Daniel Kritenbrink in Bloomberg on Vietnam’s push for 10% growth

Vietnam is “a minor economic miracle here in Southeast Asia, but it’s run up against some pretty significant roadblocks,” said Daniel Kritenbrink, who was US ambassador to Vietnam fro 2017 to 2021 and is now a...

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George Chen in Bloomberg on delayed Trump-Xi summit

“Neither side wants to rock the boat too much,” said George Chen, partner and co-chair of digital practice at The Asia Group. “The most important thing right now is head-of-state diplomacy.”

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The Big Picture: Why U.S.-Iran Negotiations Remain Elusive

1. Executive Summary The current trajectory of the Iran conflict points toward continued escalation rather than near-term de-escalation, with both Washington and Tehran operating from positions of overconfidence and widening maximalist demands. The United States appears...

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George Chen in NPR on China’s chatbot competition: ‘History is repeating’

“The competition between domestic Chinese tech players [is] heating up again, which I believe is a good thing, you know, from the perspective of innovation,” said George Chen, a tech analyst with the Asia Group in...

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Ashok Malik authors op-ed in Economic Times: ‘Domestic discourse on the latest Gulf War took a puzzling turn this week’

Domestic discourse on the latest Gulf War took a puzzling turn this past week. Has Islamabad re-established its strategic weight? Should India have taken on the role of peacemaker and mediator? The questions are silly and...

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Uzair Younus in Bloomberg on Pakistan and crypto: ‘It’s about signaling relevance in a shifting global order’

“For a country starved of global investor interest, aligning with Washington’s crypto pivot isn’t just about tech,” said Uzair Younus, who is a partner at The Asia Group, a Washington DC-based advisory firm. “It’s about signaling...

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Daniel Kritenbrink, Han Lin, and George Chen in The Australian on U.S.-China relations amid Iran crisis

Speaking from Beijing where he attended the China Development Forum, Daniel Kritenbrink, a former assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs from 2021–25, told The Australian that he was struck by the “level...

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The Big Picture: How the Indo-Pacific is Navigating Europe’s Carbon Tax

For businesses, the EU’s CBAM is increasing compliance burdens and financial obligation, but it is also opening green tech and supply-chain opportunities. In January 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) moved from a transitional...

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