North Korea hackers stole data from South Korea court computers: Police

Philippines sends ships to disputed atoll where China building 'artificial island'

Attacks on players mars start of Malaysia soccer season

Three members of the national team suffer separate assaults, leaving police and fans baffled.

US, China taking over EU’s green energy transition

The EU’s climate agenda is in trouble. The Green Deal, which aims to slash the bloc’s carbon emissions by 55% by 2030, had started off promisingly after several major pieces of legislation were adopted, including its ban on the sale of new combustion-powered vehicles from 2035

Australia tries to stop a violence against women 'epidemic', starting with schools

As the nation reels from the Bondi Junction stabbings, what can be done to shift behaviour?

AI won’t save us but cybernetics could

Popular Chinese economist Lu Qiyuan recently claimed the US has four years to prevent a major political, social and financial crisis. It must do at least one of three things: implement structural political reform; prevent the dollar from losing its role as the global reserve

Biden’s waffling war stances miffing allies, losing votes

Trapped in a Gaza war predicament between the irreconcilable goals of Israel and Hamas, US President Joe Biden has taken a whiplash approach of trying to please one side on one day and the other the next. From offering “unwavering support” for Israel at war’s beginning, Biden

China's consumer prices rise for third month, factory deflation persists

Don’t sleep on Hyundai in the great EV race

While Tesla lays off more than 10% of its workforce, South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group plans to hire 80,000 new employees, increasing its headcount by about 30% over the next three years. The hiring sure is part of a 68 trillion won (US$50 billion) investment program aimed at

Pyongyang to deploy new multiple rocket launcher this year: KCNA

Why Modi's party is not fighting elections in Kashmir

This is the first general election since India ended the special status of Kashmir in 2019.

IN FOCUS: As Malaysia corruption dragnet widens, PM Anwar's 'political payback' threatens to hurt business sentiment

Malaysia’s anti-corruption crackdown is turning into a high-wire political act for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, amid mounting criticism that the campaign smacks more of a witch hunt of former and current political foes.

This fortress-like concrete house in Singapore hides a surprise within

This monolithic house by Formwerkz Architects has internal spaces unfolding around a series of lush gardens.

Hundreds feared dead in Afghanistan flash flooding

More than 100 people are injured, according to officials, as torrents of water sweep through entire villages.