Asia & Pacific

A single cyber attack in February accounted for most of this year’s stolen crypto funds.

Once hailed as a modern approach to teaching and learning, open-plan classrooms have fallen out of favour with teachers and principals.

A panel at the U.S. Capitol exposed how Beijing has expanded its persecution of the faith group into the United States.

The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has launched an audacious plan to combat rising ocean levels. The Epoch Times got an exclusive look inside.

Natural disasters resulted in economic losses totaling billions during this period.

The president made the remarks during a bill-signing ceremony for the HALT Fentanyl Act.

The New Zealand government has also paused funding to the Pacific nation.

A former New Zealand Inland Revenue Department worker has lost her case in the Employment Relations Authority over an intranet comment.

Mark Rutte called on leaders of the countries to urge Moscow to agree to a peace deal to end its war with Ukraine.

Without the deal, Vietnamese products entering the United States would have been subject to a 46 percent blanket tariff from Aug. 1.

China tops Japan’s list of security challenges in its latest defense report.

The government will raise the student visa work limit to 25 hours a week from November.

The two Asian nations, among the largest importers of Russian oil, would be mainly affected by what two U.S. senators call a ’real executive hammer.’

A former human rights lawyer says that the root cause behind the disbanding of such groups is ‘intolerance of freedom and democracy in Hong Kong.’

The Court of Appeal began a 10-day hearing on the appeals of 13 activists who were jailed over unofficial pro-democracy election primaries held in 2020.

Seoul’s transport ministry announced the move following the release of a preliminary report into the Air India crash involving a Boeing 787-8 on June 12.

Submerging historical sites was another act of ‘cultural revolution’ by the CCP to destroy traditional culture, an observer said.

Australia’s plan, devised by anti-Semitism envoy Jillian Segal, proposes her office ’monitor' media coverage.

Decades of sometimes violent unrest are set to end as all parties announce they’ve reached an historic agreement.

A single cyber attack in February accounted for most of this year’s stolen crypto funds.

Once hailed as a modern approach to teaching and learning, open-plan classrooms have fallen out of favour with teachers and principals.

A panel at the U.S. Capitol exposed how Beijing has expanded its persecution of the faith group into the United States.

The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has launched an audacious plan to combat rising ocean levels. The Epoch Times got an exclusive look inside.

Natural disasters resulted in economic losses totaling billions during this period.

The president made the remarks during a bill-signing ceremony for the HALT Fentanyl Act.

The New Zealand government has also paused funding to the Pacific nation.

A former New Zealand Inland Revenue Department worker has lost her case in the Employment Relations Authority over an intranet comment.

Mark Rutte called on leaders of the countries to urge Moscow to agree to a peace deal to end its war with Ukraine.

Without the deal, Vietnamese products entering the United States would have been subject to a 46 percent blanket tariff from Aug. 1.

China tops Japan’s list of security challenges in its latest defense report.

The government will raise the student visa work limit to 25 hours a week from November.

The two Asian nations, among the largest importers of Russian oil, would be mainly affected by what two U.S. senators call a ’real executive hammer.’

A former human rights lawyer says that the root cause behind the disbanding of such groups is ‘intolerance of freedom and democracy in Hong Kong.’

The Court of Appeal began a 10-day hearing on the appeals of 13 activists who were jailed over unofficial pro-democracy election primaries held in 2020.

Seoul’s transport ministry announced the move following the release of a preliminary report into the Air India crash involving a Boeing 787-8 on June 12.

Submerging historical sites was another act of ‘cultural revolution’ by the CCP to destroy traditional culture, an observer said.

Australia’s plan, devised by anti-Semitism envoy Jillian Segal, proposes her office ’monitor' media coverage.

Decades of sometimes violent unrest are set to end as all parties announce they’ve reached an historic agreement.