Asian nations are watching the 2024 US election with trepidation, worried a Trump comeback could upend the geopolitical landscape once more.
Hong Kong Observatory expects occasional showers and thunderstorms from now until August 2.
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Joint chiefs chairman Charles Brown says conflict not inevitable but if it happens, it will be more like WWII and less like wars in the past 30 years.
Gaemi, known locally as Carina, was forecast to reach its peak intensity before making landfall over Taiwan later on Wednesday.
Observatory says Gaemi expected to stay 600km from city as it moves across Taiwan and hits Fujian province on Thursday.
Alibaba’s latest initiative ratchets up its efforts to compete overseas against Shein, Temu and ByteDance-owned TikTok Shop.
Resurgence of military blocs, breakdown in cooperation and nuclear risk threaten global catastrophe, unless a new road map to peace is found.
Five-day mega drills, the first since William Lai took over as Taiwanese leader, will forgo rehearsals to more closely mimic actual combat.
It means market fragmentation, economic destruction, social upheaval and loss of lives. In a fractured world today, it could trigger another world war.
The former president’s ‘transactional’ nature means he might be ‘comparing offers’ from Taipei and Beijing if he wins re-election, analysts say.
David Li’s GreaterHeat is among a wave of Chinese AI-focused companies that are attracted to Singapore’s aim to grow the industry.
More sanctions coming to ‘tighten the screws’ on Beijing if it does not reconsider its supplying Moscow with material aid in war effort.
The Republican ticket for the US presidential election seems intent on shifting US foreign policy from Europe to Asia, analysts say.
Foreign ministry says Tokyo must ‘abide by the one-China principle’ and ‘correct its mistakes immediately’.
The Republican presidential nominee managed to hammer out a deal with Beijing on his last watch – something Biden is yet to do, analyst says.
Party convention ends with Trump vowing ‘a tariff of around 100 to 200 per cent on each car, and they will be unsellable in the US’.
The Japanese government will introduce a new pre-clearance system from January, starting with tourists from Taiwan.
Having learned from Trump’s shock win in 2016 and his subsequent unpredictability, Asian governments are already laying the groundwork for a scenario where he wins.
Lawmaker Kim Joon-hyung says the opposition will introduce a bill to prevent South Korea from partnering with the US over Taiwan.
Vance tells Republican convention it’s time to ‘stop the Chinese Communist Party from building their middle class on the backs’ of Americans.
The scaled-down size of its naval exercise with Russia and the delay in its announcement show a more cautious Beijing. Deterrence appears to be its preferred approach – for now.
The effort, intended to counter China, will expand chip manufacturing in Mexico, Costa Rica and Panama, and possibly other countries in the future.
A pair of ancient bones found in Taiwan featured red stains on their teeth, which experts say is proof of betel nut consumption.
Analysts warn against ‘unintended conflict’ as string of maritime incidents reveal Beijing’s aim to deny Taiwan’s ‘right to administrate’.
The US presidential candidate said Taiwan ‘did take about 100% of our chip business’ – sending shares of chip maker TSMC down on Wednesday.