How Indonesia is going its own way on Beijing, Brics and the South China Sea
Jakarta is aiming for full membership of the bloc while also asserting itself in the Natuna Islands.
Japan grounds its V-22 Osprey fleet again after flight incident
The incident happened during a joint military exercise featuring US and Japanese forces.
EV review: Nio’s ET7 rivals Germany’s best in some aspects, but at a lower price
The sedan offers a swappable battery and luxurious interior materials, but falls short of some domestic rivals when it comes to self-driving.
Iran's supreme leader threatens Israel, US with ‘crushing response’ over Israeli attack
The warning comes as the country marks the 45th anniversary of the US embassy hostage crisis in Tehran.
Big savings nudge Hong Kong shoppers to ignore ban on meat, eggs from mainland China
More Hongkongers caught bringing in banned food, but shoppers in Shenzhen say they can’t resist low prices.
China’s food security puts onus on agro-diplomacy as trade doors swing open and closed
Upcoming China International Import Expo will highlight need to strike a balance with trading partners as appetite of world’s biggest food consumer hits record highs.
Hong Kong health-tech start-ups innovate with digital wearables for ageing population
With a regulatory approach that expands the market for such devices to the Greater Bay Area, local companies see opportunity for growth.
Australia to slash billions off student debt amid cost of living pressures
Australia’s prime minister also announced plans to make medicines cheaper and help make rent more affordable.
Harris and Trump focus on sunbelt states during final weekend push for votes
After their stops in North Carolina, the presidential candidates will turn their attention to the US Southwest in a bid to win votes.
As Hong Kong and Singapore age, health businesses become bigger property players
As the average age in Hong Kong and Singapore rises, landlords and developers need to become more in tune with the medical industry.