Asia & Pacific

The dispute over control of Nexperia is unfolding amid ongoing U.S.–China semiconductor supply chain tensions and export blacklists.

The Energy Information Administration is expecting oil prices to face ‘significant downward pressure’ over the coming months.

Opposition Japan Innovation Party has backed Takaichi, paving the way for her to become Japan’s first female prime minister.

The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.

India’s plan is a response to China’s mega dam construction on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangbo River, according to analysts.

The industrial action, which is scheduled for Thursday, will involve mostly those in health and education.

The small Pacific nation has not maintained a military force since independence from British colonial rule in 1976.

Political observers say personnel changes and questions about Xi Jinping’s authority will dominate Fourth Plenum closed-door discussions this week.

The event takes place amid ongoing persecution of Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese Communist Party.

Beijing’s generous K-visa angers job-hungry locals and, analysts say, it acts as a soft-power lure for young tech workers from the Global South.

Experts caution that abrupt political changes remain the greatest threat to foreign bank operations in China.

The actions underscore Washington’s growing willingness to confront Beijing over its role in financing Iran’s energy exports, said experts.

The removal of nine senior officers, including top commanders of key military units, highlights the potential instability of Xi’s rule.

The White House trade adviser says the world has come together in countering the communist regime’s economic aggression.

Trump says the United States is in a ’strong position' in trade negotiations with China.

Chinese activists have voiced concerns that Thailand is no longer a safe haven it once was for Chinese exiles, due to CCP’s heavy influence in the region.

The wave of arrests comes amid new regulations issued last month banning unauthorized online preaching, ‘foreign collusion,’ and unsanctioned clergy training.

The dispute over control of Nexperia is unfolding amid ongoing U.S.–China semiconductor supply chain tensions and export blacklists.

The Energy Information Administration is expecting oil prices to face ‘significant downward pressure’ over the coming months.

Opposition Japan Innovation Party has backed Takaichi, paving the way for her to become Japan’s first female prime minister.

The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.

India’s plan is a response to China’s mega dam construction on the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangbo River, according to analysts.

The industrial action, which is scheduled for Thursday, will involve mostly those in health and education.

The small Pacific nation has not maintained a military force since independence from British colonial rule in 1976.

Political observers say personnel changes and questions about Xi Jinping’s authority will dominate Fourth Plenum closed-door discussions this week.

The event takes place amid ongoing persecution of Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese Communist Party.

Beijing’s generous K-visa angers job-hungry locals and, analysts say, it acts as a soft-power lure for young tech workers from the Global South.

Experts caution that abrupt political changes remain the greatest threat to foreign bank operations in China.

The actions underscore Washington’s growing willingness to confront Beijing over its role in financing Iran’s energy exports, said experts.

The removal of nine senior officers, including top commanders of key military units, highlights the potential instability of Xi’s rule.

The White House trade adviser says the world has come together in countering the communist regime’s economic aggression.

Trump says the United States is in a ’strong position' in trade negotiations with China.

Chinese activists have voiced concerns that Thailand is no longer a safe haven it once was for Chinese exiles, due to CCP’s heavy influence in the region.

The wave of arrests comes amid new regulations issued last month banning unauthorized online preaching, ‘foreign collusion,’ and unsanctioned clergy training.