Trump’s move to cut South Korea drills raises concerns among US allies in Asia
Decisions on joint exercises and carrier redeployment fuel fears over Washington’s Indo-Pacific commitment
Decisions on joint exercises and carrier redeployment fuel fears over Washington’s Indo-Pacific commitment
China and South Korea noted what Japan’s prime minister didn’t say
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Chinese authorities say physical buttons will now have to be included for all essential functions
As disruption in Strait of Hormuz rattles energy markets, Beijing’s long push towards electrification is cushioning the impact and reshaping global power
‘Blockade by fire’ could cut off supplies to the island while minimising disruption to others
German car maker plans to lay off 100,000 employees, a sixth of its global workforce
Authorities warn days of intense rain could trigger widespread flooding as storm moves north and further inland
‘Aggressive’ denunciation of any suggested changes to security policies is ‘getting worse’
As China’s population ages and traditional support networks weaken, community choirs help retirees stay connected
Fauci invoked fifth amendment dozens of times to parry hostile Republican inquisition over pandemic response
As Europe rearms and geopolitical rivalry returns, the West may rediscover an unexpected source of social cohesion
As the financial hub regains confidence, police action against small booksellers highlights continuing limits on dissent
Tsingtao Brewery to distribute Irish whiskey in growing market
Seoul sees long-awaited opportunity to develop more potent vessels after Donald Trump gave nod of approval last year
Xiaochen Han (30) ‘came here illegally and if given bail would leave here illegally’, Garda says
German carmaker is dealing with plunging sales in its biggest market
Mike Christie’s film poignantly captures just how alien Wham! were in the country in 1985
China’s high degree of self-sufficiency also reduces its vulnerability to coercion by others
US secretary of state and Chinese foreign minister meet to prepare for Xi Jinping’s visit to US in September
Taiwanese look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers after series of arrests
The survival of Citribel’s citric acid plant in Belgium is a test of whether the EU can still defend its basic industrial base
Kimi K3 has sharpened a contest with the US over technological leadership and rules governing artificial intelligence
Record penalty under EU’s Digital Services Act comes amid broader crackdown on Chinese ecommerce platforms
US president puts his ego above everything else, even democracy
China has formed the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, based in Shanghai, to promote AI governance
While Beijing wrestles with the burdens of being the capital, Shanghai is doubling down on culture, commerce and urban life
New Trump administration rules limit visas to 240 days for most members of media and 90 days for Chinese nationals
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