Asia & Pacific

Taine Randell confirmed in an interview that he'd been approached by the Labour Party, but felt NZ First resonated more.

More than 17,000 American and Filipino military personnel will participate in one of their largest annual combat exercises in the Philippines.

The investment is part of Japan’s strategy to revive its once global semiconductor industry.

‘The defendants enriched themselves by assisting North Korean actors in a fraudulent scheme to gain employment with U.S. companies,’ a U.S. official said.

Dongguan’s success was built on a ‘sweatshop’ model that is no longer sustainable, an expert said.

The Treasury secretary also pointed to how China hoarded health care products during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The prime minister also aims to secure fertiliser supply too.

A rural lender in China apologizes after a job post requiring tall, certified athletes fuels accusations of insider hiring and draws online criticism.

Xu Jiayin, once Asia’s richest person, has been placed under police control since 2023.

Shipments to the United States continue to decline amid tariff fallout and the ongoing conflict in Iran.

The U.S. blockade cuts off Iranian oil flow to China, putting a strain on the Chinese economy, and China’s shipments aiding the Iranian regime, analysts said.

The first island chain ‘is no longer just a line on a map,’ Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung said.

Mr. Xu Shujun was detained by police for hanging up information banners about the Chinese regime’s persecution of his faith.

The Chinese regime is trying to see where Kim stands on geopolitics and to strengthen the alliance among the remaining ‘Axis of Evil’ nations, analysts said.

Sustained winds reached 175 miles per hour as Super Typhoon Sinlaku took direct aim at the Northern Mariana Islands.

Beijing announced 10 new incentive measures following a trip to China by Taiwan’s main opposition leader.

Chinese boats dropped two bottles containing cyanide within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone last year, Manila says.

The indictment of the 19 activists cited diplomatic notes from the Chinese Consulate in Almaty to Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry.

Taine Randell confirmed in an interview that he'd been approached by the Labour Party, but felt NZ First resonated more.

More than 17,000 American and Filipino military personnel will participate in one of their largest annual combat exercises in the Philippines.

The investment is part of Japan’s strategy to revive its once global semiconductor industry.

‘The defendants enriched themselves by assisting North Korean actors in a fraudulent scheme to gain employment with U.S. companies,’ a U.S. official said.

Dongguan’s success was built on a ‘sweatshop’ model that is no longer sustainable, an expert said.

The Treasury secretary also pointed to how China hoarded health care products during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The prime minister also aims to secure fertiliser supply too.

A rural lender in China apologizes after a job post requiring tall, certified athletes fuels accusations of insider hiring and draws online criticism.

Xu Jiayin, once Asia’s richest person, has been placed under police control since 2023.

Shipments to the United States continue to decline amid tariff fallout and the ongoing conflict in Iran.

The U.S. blockade cuts off Iranian oil flow to China, putting a strain on the Chinese economy, and China’s shipments aiding the Iranian regime, analysts said.

The first island chain ‘is no longer just a line on a map,’ Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung said.

Mr. Xu Shujun was detained by police for hanging up information banners about the Chinese regime’s persecution of his faith.

The Chinese regime is trying to see where Kim stands on geopolitics and to strengthen the alliance among the remaining ‘Axis of Evil’ nations, analysts said.

Sustained winds reached 175 miles per hour as Super Typhoon Sinlaku took direct aim at the Northern Mariana Islands.

Beijing announced 10 new incentive measures following a trip to China by Taiwan’s main opposition leader.

Chinese boats dropped two bottles containing cyanide within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone last year, Manila says.

The indictment of the 19 activists cited diplomatic notes from the Chinese Consulate in Almaty to Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry.