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The Australia-US alliance is facing a decisive test, and not just over the Middle East | Hugh White
The question of Australia joining the US in a conflict with China over Taiwan looms over the debate about our military preparedness and defence spendingWould Australia go to war to …
New Zealand halts millions of dollars in aid to Cook Islands over deals struck with China
Wellington says it has paused payment of some funding until Pacific island nation takes steps to ‘repair the relationship and restore trust’New Zealand has halted millions of dollars in funding …
Blanket measure to halt imported labour schemes when unemployment hits ‘red line’ is ‘inappropriate,’ minister says
A blanket measure to halt schemes bringing in non-local workers once unemployment rates reach a certain threshold would be “inappropriate” given the differences between jobs, Hong Kong’s labour minister has …
Taiwan Adds New Export Controls on China’s Chip Industry
The blacklisting of Huawei and SMIC signifies a conscious shift in Taiwan’s role from a neutral supplier in the tech ecosystem to an assertive actor.
US warns Britain over Chinese wind farm security risks
Mingyang’s plan to build Scottish turbine factory has raised fears about surveillance
Taiwan’s ‘Great Recall’ Moves Ahead – But Only Against the KMT
An unprecedented nationwide movement will see 36 KMT legislators face a recall vote. The KMT, meanwhile, was unable to meet the benchmarks for a recall against any DPP lawmaker.
Hong Kong’s property wobbles expose those with weak foundations
The divide between disciplined and overstretched developers merits most attention
Oaktree co-founder Howard Marks calls on China to open up to foreign investors
Distressed debt specialist outlines upbeat view of world’s second-largest economy
UK firm not racist for rejecting Chinese applicant over security concerns, tribunal rules
Judge says refusing to hire people from ‘hostile’ states to roles that deal with national security is not discrimination Refusing to give a job to Chinese and Russian people in …
North Korea-China trade jumps to $230M in May, bringing yearly total to over $1B
North Korea’s trade with China jumped 26.8% year-on-year in May to $230 million, new customs data shows, continuing a trend of strong growth in 2025 and holding steady amid speculation …
North Korea’s international film festival to return in fall after six-year break
North Korea’s leading international film festival is set to return after a six-year absence this year, highlighting the country’s apparent willingness to give its citizens a rare chance to engage …
With latest troop dispatch, North Korea wades even deeper into the Ukraine war
Kim Jong Un’s decision to deploy thousands of military engineers and construction workers to help rebuild Russia’s war-torn Kursk border region could be a stepping stone to deeper North Korean …
Brussels accuses AliExpress of breaking EU digital rules
Regulators say Chinese online marketplace has failed to enforce penalty policy on traders that post illegal content
US, ROK, Japan hold air drills on countering North Korea after Lee meets Ishiba
The U.S., South Korea, and Japan conducted a joint aerial exercise on countering North Korean nuclear threats near the Korean Peninsula on Wednesday, marking the first trilateral drill since ROK …
China’s central bank chief expects new currency order to challenge dollar
Pan Gongsheng points to a growing role for the renminbi after decades of dominance by the US currency
Lee Jae-myung spotlights North Korean issues in G7 talks with Ishiba, Carney
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung continued to use his visit to Canada for the G7 summit to spotlight security concerns about North Korea on Tuesday, holding talks with leaders from …
ROK holds first live-fire drills near North Korean border under Lee Jae-myung
South Korea kicked off live-fire artillery exercises near the inter-Korean border on Wednesday, despite new President Lee Jae-myung’s campaign pledge to restore a military accord with North Korea that forbade …
Pakistan’s strongman courts US while drawing closer to China
Military chief Asim Munir’s visit to Washington highlights warming ties despite India’s efforts to isolate Islamabad
China’s property market recovery stalls as falling prices hit sentiment
Data sets back hopes that struggling market could stabilise this year
Why the world cannot quit coal
Ten years after the signing of the Paris climate accord, demand for coal shows no sign of peaking
Malfunctions, overreactions and a steep learning curve: wargaming a Chinese attack on Taiwan
First civilian-led military simulation bringing together teams from the US, Taiwan and Japan revealed a series of potential vulnerabilitiesA series of war games in Taiwan has highlighted significant vulnerabilities in …
Trump plans to delay TikTok ban for a third time
US president will sign an executive order this week extending deal deadline by 90 days
Trade war looms over voices of global business in China
Once at the vanguard of globalisation, international business chambers in the country now face a trickier challenge in seeking change
China Backs Iran in Fight Against Israel
Beijing’s response is stronger and more direct than before.
For Starbucks, China is a big market with little appeal
Its share of China’s $22bn-a-year coffee market has slid from a peak of 42 per cent to 14 per cent last year