China has choices to counter confrontation from Trump’s pick for secretary of state, but experts say broader challenge is next cabinet’s hardline posturing.

Turkey and Israel’s ‘uncoordinated battle’ has raised questions about Iran and Russia’s ability to rescue Assad and his regime, analysts say.

Government proposes new laws that only allow registered subdivided flats that meet certain criteria to remain on the rental market.

Simone Murphy, or Sim0ne, says group of men in crowd made obscene gestures throughout her set and accuses security of failing to act.

From an interview with this year’s Nobel Prize winner to a five per cent GDP target, here’s a round-up from today’s China and economy coverage.

A check by the Post finds carrier’s fares starting at HK$9,491, the lowest compared with similar offerings from Cathay and Air Canada.

The Philippines has the ‘sovereign prerogative’ to retain the Typhon for its security needs given the threat posed by China, analysts say.

Former media boss admits he wanted US ‘moral authority’ to pressure Beijing and he became ‘desperate’ for ‘any support’ after security law.

Though Donald Trump has warned against attempts to undermine the US dollar, China is unlikely to change course on yuan internationalisation.

Officials say the Russian vessel was not in Philippine territorial waters during its maritime exercise with the Malaysian navy.