Asia & Pacific

After two weeks of silence, Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has conceded her party has lost Samoa’s election, while another former PM alleges voting irregularities.

Palestine Action is hoping a large crowd will join a planned march on Sept. 13, which would block traffic over a busy stretch of Auckland road.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will travel to Vanuatu as talks progress on a $500 million economic and security deal.

The Navy’s new drone attack boat program could be a key part of U.S. strategy to counter China’s battle strategy in the Indo-Pacific.

Despite August’s weak export growth, China ended the first eight months with a trade surplus exceeding $785 billion.

Restrictions appeared to coincide with the CHP’s calls for public gatherings after police erected barricades around its provincial headquarters in Istanbul.

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

What started as a custody battle escalated to armed robbery and, finally, shooting a police officer in the head before fugitive Tom Phillips was gunned down.

The actions related to overdraft fees, excess interest, and clawbacks of mortgage incentive payments. Over 200,000 customers were affected.

U.S. federal authorities detained about 300 South Koreans in an immigration enforcement operation on Sept. 4.

The resignation was submitted one day before his party was to decide whether to hold an early leadership election.

In his latest social media post, Trump took aim at India and Russia, expressing frustration over their close alignment with ‘deepest, darkest China.’

The CCP’s military wing awarded the AI contracts from 2023-2024, including hundreds to non-traditional vendors without known state ties.

Beijing’s move comes after Brussels hit Chinese electric vehicles with steep tariffs.

Officials in Washington and Ottawa have voiced concerns that Mexico serves as a backdoor for Chinese products.

The staffer received more than $10,000 from handlers he met online in return for sending them copies of a variety of documents.

Luxon countered that competitor countries would gladly replace New Zealand exports if standards were weakened.

The deal reduces tariffs on Japanese cars from 27.5 percent to 15 percent.

After two weeks of silence, Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has conceded her party has lost Samoa’s election, while another former PM alleges voting irregularities.

Palestine Action is hoping a large crowd will join a planned march on Sept. 13, which would block traffic over a busy stretch of Auckland road.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will travel to Vanuatu as talks progress on a $500 million economic and security deal.

The Navy’s new drone attack boat program could be a key part of U.S. strategy to counter China’s battle strategy in the Indo-Pacific.

Despite August’s weak export growth, China ended the first eight months with a trade surplus exceeding $785 billion.

Restrictions appeared to coincide with the CHP’s calls for public gatherings after police erected barricades around its provincial headquarters in Istanbul.

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

What started as a custody battle escalated to armed robbery and, finally, shooting a police officer in the head before fugitive Tom Phillips was gunned down.

The actions related to overdraft fees, excess interest, and clawbacks of mortgage incentive payments. Over 200,000 customers were affected.

U.S. federal authorities detained about 300 South Koreans in an immigration enforcement operation on Sept. 4.

The resignation was submitted one day before his party was to decide whether to hold an early leadership election.

In his latest social media post, Trump took aim at India and Russia, expressing frustration over their close alignment with ‘deepest, darkest China.’

The CCP’s military wing awarded the AI contracts from 2023-2024, including hundreds to non-traditional vendors without known state ties.

Beijing’s move comes after Brussels hit Chinese electric vehicles with steep tariffs.

Officials in Washington and Ottawa have voiced concerns that Mexico serves as a backdoor for Chinese products.

The staffer received more than $10,000 from handlers he met online in return for sending them copies of a variety of documents.

Luxon countered that competitor countries would gladly replace New Zealand exports if standards were weakened.

The deal reduces tariffs on Japanese cars from 27.5 percent to 15 percent.