As China directs its large financial institutions to help revive and rebalance a struggling stock market, analysts see merit in the plan but are sceptical it will stimulate a recovery.

The freeze will likely be a boon for China’s Belt and Road Initiative, say analysts. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Karishma Vaswani is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Asia politics with a special focus on China. Previously, she was ...

A Chinese defence agency is recruiting space researchers following the discovery of a large asteroid with a 2.2 per cent ...

In the Cook Islands, traditionally bound to New Zealand and friendly with the United States, the prime minister has announced ...

By signing a deal with Beijing, the Cook Islands is asserting its independence – in a stark challenge to New Zealand’s ...

Japan's top power generator JERA expects competition for U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to increase as demand from Asia and ...

ORLANDO, Florida - U.S. President Donald Trump loves tariffs and big numbers, so it's no surprise that the first targets in ...

China can tap seniors with pensions and significant savings to revive spending. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TAIPEI -- China's top chipmaker says clients are stockpiling inventory and asking to move up delivery of orders scheduled for later in the year due to concerns over U.S. tariffs and broader ...

SHANGHAI -- BYD led China's passenger vehicle market in sales for the first time in 2024, highlighting the rise of privately ...