The Singapore-based company’s layoffs are part of a broader wave of regional job cuts that have included video game staff in Shanghai.

Japanese government views Chinese coastguard patrols as unfriendly moves challenging Tokyo’s control of islands.

While Hong Kong keeps chasing the goal of “zero Covid”, its peers and competitors are moving on and normalising economic activity. Fully reopening is more urgent and more feasible than ever, and doing so will be to both Hong Kong and China’s gr...

Volume of drugs and other smuggled goods, such as exotic wild animals has “increased substantially since the military seized power,” an excise and narcotics department official told Indian media.

Police hunt group of 10 after four men slashed in knife attack outside pub in New Territories.

Eric Chan replaces finance minister Paul Chan in the role, previously held by current city leader John Lee who stepped down to run for the top job earlier this year.

The figure is higher than the city state’s official pandemic death toll of 1,403 residents because it includes people who had Covid-19 but died from other illnesses.

Dragon Boat Association head says decision to move major event to Thailand was based on city’s stringent rules.

In edition of the Global Impact newsletter, we look at the significance of Xi Jinping’s trip to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan coming a month before the 20th party congress in Beijing

A Chinese company is facing severe criticism after installing CCTV cameras in a staff toilet to crack down on indoor smoking.

China’s social media influencers share tips on frugal living as zero-Covid policy and tech crackdowns take toll on consumption and youth employment.

China Vanke’s unit Onewo is attracting big-name investors in an industry that has delivered much pain in the Hong Kong stock market over the past two years

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a global food crisis aggravated by the war will be the focus of world leaders when they convene at the United Nations in New York this week.

Nearly 400 people a day continue to die from Covid-19 in the United States.

US president says American forces would protect the self-ruled island in the event of an ‘unprecedented attack’, but the United States is ‘not encouraging’ independence.

Muslims are ‘not officially recognised’ as internally displaced and receive little government help to resettle after 26 years of civil war, activists say.

Economists are betting that most of emerging Asia will avoid the ‘stagflation-like conditions’ afflicting many Western economies, thanks to foreign-exchange stockpiles, fiscal prudence and calm crisis management.

Jacinda Ardern said the late Queen Elizabeth took ‘every day as it comes’ and advised New Zealand’s prime minister, who is one of the few elected leaders to hold office while pregnant, to do the same.

Pulp plant Mil Mill, situated in Yuen Long in an area run by the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks, told to vacate premises in four months.

A Chinese university student is surprised to find a gift of money from her little sister in her bag on return to her campus with a note asking her to study hard in a story trending on social media.

Internal investigation concludes actions on November 16, 2019 near Langham Place ‘not unreasonable’.

The port city has often had a Chinatown market but discrimination against Chinese people over the centuries meant a ‘kya-kya’ was not a given; now a new night market has opened, with local government backing and halal Chinese food for the Muslim-...

Veteran stock analysts have become cautious about Chinese green energy bets because of fund managers’ record-high holdings, slowing gains by fossil fuel prices and geopolitical risks.

SUVs made by the likes of Chery and Haval are now outselling established brands such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

The late monarch’s passion for horses was well known, and when she heard about Californian Monty Roberts’ training techniques she invited him to try them out on the royal equines. During their 30-year friendship, he was her guest several times.

The immediate impact of the US government’s new plan to strengthen its domestic biotechnology industry will be limited, according to consultants, despite worries that it could severely hurt Chinese companies in the sector.

Proposal by Our Hong Kong Foundation would connect city’s urban centres with mainland Chinese border, freeing up land at six sites in New Territories.

New reporting system includes more features to help users share key details on suspects and dubious bank transactions, with force offering easy access guide.

Britain’s King Charles said that he had been ‘moved beyond measure’ by the outpouring of public sympathy following the death of his mother.

Mark Fullbrook is assisting US authorities as a witness in an investigation that led to the arrest of Puerto Rico’s former governor Wanda Vazquez.

Its borrowings are complex. Estimates of the total range from US$85 billion to over US$100 billion – owed to China, India and Japan, among others.

Several thousand people joined the The Big Family Gathering to demand that LGBTQ associations be closed and their activities banned. One protester urged the Turkish government to ‘save the children from this filth’.

The entire island of Puerto Rico was without power on Sunday as Hurricane Fiona made landfall causing severe flooding and landslides before barrelling toward the Dominican Republic.

House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle reportedly barred a delegation of Chinese officials, including its ambassador, from visiting Queen Elizabeth’s lying in state this week.

The two sides agreed to a ceasefire on September 16 which has largely held up despite several alleged incidents of shelling.

The president, accompanied by his wife and the US ambassador to Britain, made the sign of the cross and briefly placed his hand on his heart during the visit.

Pugacheva, 73, a Soviet and post-Soviet icon, also requested Russia class her as a ‘foreign agent’ in solidarity with her husband, TV comedian Maxim Galkin, who was included on the state’s list on September 16.

The pair did not hold face-to-face talks at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit despite both sides pulling back troops along the disputed border.

Bad weather triggers spate of emergency calls; woman rushed to hospital after canoe capsizes in squall.

The prince, effectively banished from royal life after sex assault accusations, says he’ll ‘treasure forever’ his mother’s compassion, care, confidence.

City has been busing contacts of cases to centres outside Guiyang.

US House of Representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi’s remarks have been criticised by Azerbaijan, which said she was endangering peace in the Caucasus.

Royal Caribbean expected to scupper plans to relaunch service from Hong Kong because it has taken too long to get government approval.

Several people had to be freed from a convenience store in Hualien county and force of seismic event could be felt across the island.

Mother was told to pay the money to secure his release at Tai Po Market railway station.

Queen visited then-colony Aden in 1954, laying hospital foundation stone; under-equipped, the dilapidated facility now grapples with an impossible workload in a long-running conflict.

Hoover Cake Shop in Kowloon City to shut its doors after half a century of serving up tasty traditional treats.

As of 7pm only two out of 139 units on offer at the development on the site of Hong Kong’s former airport had been sold, according to Sammy Po of Midland Realty.

Olympic gold medallist Xu Mengtao and other prominent women over 30 celebrated in pop idol-style reality show, but is it empowering or just reinforcing gender expectations?

Top epidemiologist suggests avoiding direct skin contact with foreigners or overseas returnees after China reports its first case.