After waiting for more than a decade for compensation, an Australian company has called on the Indian government to take action under the Australia–India investment protection treaty. This could set a precedent for many other foreign investors who have considered their treatment unfair. But how will India react to a sudden influx of claims?

Agricultural investments in Asia are having a tough time, with adverse weather, land supply and government intervention causing headaches for foreign investors, says Lawrence Yeo

FDI into Asia in 2011 is on the up, with western Europe the biggest contributior according to data from greenfield investment monitor fDiMarkets.

Malaysia and Singapore have been praised for their work promoting the links between transnational companies and small and medium-sized enterprises. 

South Korean firms particularly active in Q1

Imangali Tasmagambetov, the mayor of Astana, tells fDiwhy the new capital is vital to the development of Kazakhstan and what incentives it can offer investors

Asia has some way to go before effective disaster mitigation strategies become the norm