Daily Digest of Asia || November 22, 2025
Asia Daily Update: Top Stories from 22 November
Here are today’s key developments across Asia, covering politics, economics, and regional affairs.
🇯🇵 Japan’s Inflation Slows but Household Spending Remains Weak
Japan reported a slight slowdown in inflation for October, offering some relief to consumers. However, household spending continued to contract, raising concerns about the strength of domestic demand as the year comes to an end.
Source: Reuters
🇮🇩 Indonesia Moves to Attract More Electric Vehicle Investment
Indonesia unveiled updated incentives to draw global electric vehicle manufacturers, aiming to expand its battery industry. Officials say the policy strengthens Indonesia’s position as a major supplier of key minerals like nickel.
Source: AP News
🇱🇰 Sri Lanka Begins Final Stage of Debt Restructuring Talks
Sri Lanka announced progress in restructuring its foreign debt, with negotiations entering the final stage. The government says successful restructuring is essential to stabilizing the economy and restoring investor confidence.
Source: Al Jazeera
🇵🇭 Philippines Increases Naval Patrols After New South China Sea Incident
The Philippines expanded its maritime patrols following another confrontation with Chinese vessels. Manila reaffirmed that it will continue asserting its sovereign rights, while calling for restraint to avoid escalation.
Source: BBC
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Created with a little AI help — all stories are drawn from reliable sources including Reuters, AP News, BBC, and Al Jazeera.
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