The Federal Court has ordered the ex-premier to serve his sentence over several counts of corruption involving SRC International.

New arrangement announced after 1,000 frustrated students asked for help to get to school on time.

The silos toppled on Tuesday, succumbing to damage from a devastating 2020 explosion that killed more than 200 people. It is the third such collapse in a month.

Convicted comprise seven students, two jobless people, a clerk and computer technician who joined action on September 29 that year.

The 39-year-old chairman and CEO of JD.com delivery affiliate Dada Nexus has resigned from both roles in the latest case of a young Chinese tech entrepreneur retiring from a start-up they founded.

Taiwanese president tells delegation from Stanford University’s Hoover Institution island stands on the front line of authoritarian expansionism.

China’s services trade deficit reached its highest level since December in June as coronavirus outbreaks curbed mobility and softened external demand.

Goal of August 29 flight is to make sure Orion capsule can support humans in preparation for Artemis II, which will take people back to the moon, but only to orbit, as early as May 2024.

Shipping the company’s flagship handsets from both countries at roughly the same time remains a long-term goal. India has been touting its attractiveness as an alternative at a time when rolling lockdowns and US sanctions jeopardise China’s posit...

Damage involved pair of English love messages and Chinese characters engraved into wall, presumably by key.

Engineers say their small infrared search-and-track system can pick up the heat signature of a fast-moving aircraft from an unusually long distance.

Few developed nations continue to impose stringent entry requirements and almost all have eased their Covid-19 curbs. Japan was enjoying a tourism boom pre-pandemic, but the number of foreigners allowed in since has slowed to a trickle.

Najib Razak’s lawyer argued that the chief justice who is chairing the bench may be biased as her husband made a Facebook post in 2018 that was critical of the former Malaysian prime minister.

Zambia becomes latest African nation to win approval for agricultural exports as China seeks to rebalance trade with the continent.

City authorities receive another call for help on Tuesday, with security undersecretary saying task force is ‘in contact with Chinese consulates through all channels’.

Russia is preparing to launch renewed strikes against Ukraine’s government facilities and infrastructure in the coming days, said a US official, citing intelligence reports.

Nasa said the images will give scientists more clues to discovering what Jupiter’s inner life is like.

Aviation analysts are optimistic about city’s prospects despite Singapore’s Changi Airport forging ahead with a planned expansion.

All these bearish sentiments underscore the deep scepticism held by investors in the face of an unexpected US$7 trillion equity rebound of late.

South Korea’s second-largest retailer has turned the logic of profits through price increases on its head – and could emerge as an unlikely ally in the central bank’s fight against inflation.

The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act allows news publishers with fewer than 1,500 employees to work together for better deals from Big Tech.

Founders aims to transform communication culture in schools to enhance students’ emotional well-being.

Police Commissioner Raymond Siu has also tested positive for Covid after conducting rapid antigen screening, currently undergoing was placed in isolation.

The EU is in a position to play a mediating role between the US and China, with all three coming to the table for regular high-level dialogue. Such a platform could start with urgent but non-contentious issues – global food security, climate change...

‘He will come back and he wants to become the prime minister once again,’ said Malaysia’s longest-serving leader of Najib Razak, who faces prison time if a court upholds his conviction this week.

A Chinese taxi driver is handed a huge amount of money to break the road rules by a strange passenger and has to flag down another taxi for help after a terrifying short ride with the agitated man.

Twitter and Musk are headed for an October 17 trial in Delaware that should determine whether Twitter can force the billionaire to go through with the acquisition.

Rommel Banlaoi, a renowned analyst on the South China Sea row and on Islamist terrorism, was picked as a nominee to advise the president on security matters.

Poll will be held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai on Tuesday at 6.15pm, with seven candidates competing for six positions.

Prices of decades-old secondary homes in Hong Kong’s New Territories have slumped by more than 30 per cent in recent days as they lose appeal among buyers.

Negative public opinion is fuelling discourse and xenophobia between China and South Korea, and a public survey says the source is largely young adults – rather than their parents or grandparents.

Yunice Abbas, one of 5 men allegedly involved in the 2016 armed heist in Paris, says he watched the star throw a diamond in the pool in one episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians.

The ex-US president wants a special master appointed to oversee the process, and is demanding the return of items outside the scope of the search warrant.

Beijing has touted PLA forces’ close cooperation, accompanied by evidence of smoother logistics involving army long-range artillery and missile units.

The monarch declared Brazil’s independence from Portugal 200 years ago, and his remains were divided between the two countries after his death.

The device looks like a vending machine and can produce PCR test results in 45 minutes, making it useful for airports and train stations.

The US does not want to close off pathways to refuge for the country’s dissidents and other vulnerable people, an official said.

Local media is facing criticism for alleging without evidence that illegal substances were used at the event where the footage was filmed.

He became the face of the US pandemic response in 2020, a role that saw him clash with Trump and made him subject to political attacks and death threats.

Canada will ink MOUs with Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz to develop supply chains for critical minerals that are used in EV – and will sign an agreement with Germany to develop clean hydrogen for export by as early as 2025.

Patients in London and Manchester will soon get a fifth of the regular vaccine as research suggests a smaller dose provides as effective an immune response as a full dose. Nearly 3,200 cases of monkeypox have been reported in the UK since May.

About 5,000 farmers gathered to demonstrate against PM Narendra Modi and his government, saying promises remain unfulfilled.

Worst power cut in decades caused by ‘low voltage electrical installation’ near cable bridge, power firm says.

Darya Dugina, whose father Alexander Dugin is a prominent ideologue, was killed on Saturday evening when a bomb blew up the car she was driving near Moscow. He said his daughter ‘sacrificed her young life on the altar of victory’.

China’s central bank on Monday cut both the one-year and five-year loan prime rates, continuing its policy divergence from the US Federal Reserve ahead of this week’s annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole.

Head of Hong Kong special education secondary school says her ‘abrupt’ dismissal breached employment law and the Education Ordinance.

Taiwanese president tells Indiana State Governor Eric Holcomb, ‘democratic allies must stand together and boost cooperation across all areas’.

Fifth instalment of the franchise includes a series of subtitled still images in the credits sequence for mainland film-goers.

Josep Borrell ‘seriously concerned’ about flare-up in tensions after US House speaker visited Taipei and says he has no plans to travel to the island.

The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called for diversification of trading partners to minimise the country’s risk of over-dependence on China when it comes to chip exports.