Asia & Pacific

Taiwan’s export landscape has shifted significantly in the first four months of 2024.

Demonstrations, marches, arson, a prison kidnapping and confrontations with security forces have spread throughout the French Pacific territory.

The Christchurch Call was set up by Jacinda Ardern and Emmanuel Macron in response to the 2019 mosque mass shooting event.

Dozens of officials from around the world issue proclamations to support the spiritual practice.

High-profile CCP personnel issues at the upcoming 3rd plenary session remain the focus of the outside world.

China’s actions are in violation of Philippine laws and amount to “serious breaches of diplomatic protocols and conventions,” a Filipino official said.

A new poll by the NZ Free Speech Union, conducted by Curia Market Research, shows support for funding universities based on their support for free speech.

The CCP is ‘against everything good in this world ... so it has to do with all of us,’ one parade participant said.

China observers say the recent military operations are the result of Germany’s strategic change, moving away from its previous decades-long China policy.

Under the current ban, it is illegal to teach, learn, and practice martial arts in the island nation.

Passengers were stranded as the liquidation took immediate effect, but EY says it is optimistic the airline can return to profitability.

New Zealand is to increase defence spending by $571 million to bolster its capabilities in ‘an increasingly unstable world,’ Minister Judith Collins said.

The new centre-right government has dropped the proposal amid public opposition.

Fiji’s former prime minister Frank Bainimarama has been sentenced to a year in jail for perverting the course of justice, removing him from politics for 8 years

Experts believe structural problem underlines the trade dispute between China and EU.

From charges which don’t seem supported by the evidence to a prosecutor who refuses to give his name to media, the trial of Liz Gunn continues in courtroom 7.

Meanwhile, the former prime minister of the small Pacific nation has criticised the New Zealand government for embracing gas drilling.

Tuvalu has maintained a delicate balancing act in its relations with Beijing and is wary of its enhancing its strategic defence aspirations.