Observatory forecasts Severe Tropical Storm Nalgae will be the closest to Hong Kong next Thursday.

Former health secretary says successful primary care will see fewer patients going to hospital

More than a million Ukrainians have fled to Germany since Russia’s invasion in February, with the reception situation described as ‘tense’.

Money will go towards UN Trust Fund for Counter Terrorism, strengthen its fight against terrorism, says India’s foreign minister S Jaishankar.

Chen will be party secretary of the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, overseeing national security and intelligence.

Saving the endangered Malayan tiger is a top priority for Malaysia. But government agencies have just approved an oil palm project that clears forests where tigers live, and which the resident indigenous community fiercely opposes.

A Chinese-made jacket said to keep wearers warm and filled with holes is removed from an online shop after a backlash from consumers who found the claims both hilarious and ludicrous.

At least 40 deaths and 1,700 suspected cases have been reported, but numbers could be much higher, especially in crowded and unsanitary slums and government shelters.

Chief Secretary Eric Chan says comments ‘show the US and other Western countries are using all extreme means to suppress China, including Hong Kong’.

Technical solutions have been found through extensive development and testing in booming electric car market, according to navy study.

Customs officers seize 1.8 tonnes of meth worth HK$1.1 billion disguised as shipment of coconut water.

Four women, 13 children moved to New South Wales state, as part of bringing back from Syria those who are relatives of dead or jailed Islamic State fighters.

China’s new energy development is seen as a way to help achieve its carbon neutral goal and also boost the economy, with Foshan in Guangdong province out to position itself as a hotbed.

As ‘special economic zones’ flourish in sign of growing Chinese influence in Laos, thousands are displaced and forests rubbed out to make way for new train line.

US president urges Americans to reject ‘political violence’, says there is no place for it in the country.

Unlike previous US sanctions targeting specific Chinese companies like Huawei or high end chips like AI GPUs, Biden’s updated export controls have seemingly left no stone unturned.

The fight for tourist dollars is heating up as people embark on post-Covid travel, and while Hong Kong is a more exciting destination than Singapore, it isn’t as welcoming. It’s time for residents to make a change.

Greater pledges of US aid and Philippines moves to ‘re-examine’ military cooperation could be seen as signs of stress in the alliance. Manila recognises China’s military and economic dominance, raising the need for hedging and trying to preserv...

Philippines revises death toll, correcting earlier reported figure of 72, as officials say some deaths in Mindanao were erroneously tallied twice.

A Chinese couple in their 70’s share a viral video of the third birthday celebrations for their ‘godsent’ daughter causing an online sensation.

The bid to hire international workers for top jobs reignites debate over what Singapore’s social contract means in a highly competitive world.

Additions may be reinforcement of Xi’s confidence in the one country, two systems model as the solution for Taiwan, says associate professor.

Wang Xiangwei, the Post’s former editor-in-chief, reflects on his career as a journalist, reporting on China, the need for a hiatus, and why he wants to return to Hong Kong.

Critics question whether ultra-rich Prime Minister Rishi Sunak can understand the desperation many in Britain feel as the country staggers through its worst economic crisis in decades.

Conservative pundits posted buzzwords such ‘Trump won’ to see whether they would be penalised, while extremist users circulated racial slurs and Nazi imagery.

Alibaba highlights up-and-coming live streamers during this year’s Singles’ Day shopping festival, as its reliance on a few super influencers has left it vulnerable to reputational risks.

Chinese people have generally given the central and provincial governments high marks for their handling of the pandemic, but that is starting to shift. Frustration over persisting with the ‘zero-Covid’ policy is starting to show through, threate...

The Jingdong Radio Telescope will help keep a watchful eye on pulsars to make sure Earth stays on time.

Hundreds of thousands of reservists were called up, and a quarter of them have already been sent to the battlefield after a mobilisation that saw many flee the country.

‘The US should not attempt to communicate with China from a position of strength’, Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells Ambassador Nicholas Burns

Meloni is not known as a feminist – she opposes gender quotas in boardrooms and parliament, and appointed only 6 women to her cabinet of 24.

Federal regulations do not apply to US states, but Joe Biden’s administration has urged local leaders to align their policies with national security efforts.

The US rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, a friend and rival of Elvis Presley, had a career spanning decades, replete with wild stories of numerous wives and drunk rampages.

The announcement follows weeks of speculation about a split between 2 of the highest earners in the fashion and sports worlds.

Shanghai-listed Qihoo 360 blamed its big third-quarter loss on declining sales and a move to divest its stake in Norwegian browser developer Opera.

‘Work to organise residents leaving to the left bank of the Dnipro [River] to safe regions of Russia is completed,’ Moscow said as Ukrainian authorities warned residents to expect ‘tougher and longer’ power outages.

A collaboration of researchers from China and the US says it has found a way to make reliable, efficient catalysts at atomic size.

Constitutional changes bolsters Beijing’s commitment to city’s special status, commissioner of foreign affairs ministry in Hong Kong says.

Women, aged, 56 to 71, alleged to have been paid as brokers for doctor said to have issued fake exemptions.

‘I am very happy that Twitter...will no longer be run by Radical Left Lunatics and Maniacs that truly hate our country,’ Donald Trump said on his Truth Social platform.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman accuses Washington of using nuclear weapons for its own geopolitical ends.

Suspect David Depape is in custody after allegedly beating the US House speaker’s husband, Paul Pelosi, who needed surgery for a skull fracture.

Scholz will be the first Western European leader to go to Beijing since the start of the coronavirus pandemic

New unit will focus on IC design, radio frequency and microwave device development and other quantum computing technologies.

Private security is said to be in the early stages of being useful as a strategic tool for Beijing to project power and protect its interests abroad after President Xi Jinping discussed enhancing overseas protection at the 20th party congress.

Judge says he feels “difficult and reluctant” condemning defendants to incarceration, noting they were not heinous criminals.

Beijing’s crackdowns lead to drop in Chinese trafficking activities, but demand for illegal animal products ‘shows no signs of abating’, says wildlife organisation.

A group of Uygurs, arrested in 2013-2014, have been shuffled around Thai immigration centres while authorities ponder their fate. They fear deportation to China’s ‘vocational training centres’ where UN found torture and forced labour.

Call in line with tradition for China to first call its most important strategic partner after the congress, analyst notes.

The veterinary specialists are expected to spend a week on the island observing health checks of male giant panda that symbolised an era of warmer cross-strait ties.