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Duterte On The South China Sea: 'I Cannot Afford' To Go To War With China

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says his country does not have the financial resources to wage a war with China over maritime territorial disputes.

South China Sea Dispute: Malaysia Pushes Back With Rejection Of Chinese Maritime Claims

Map showing disputed claims in the South China Sea.

Malaysia is appealing to the United Nations, rebuking China's claims that Kuala Lumpur has no right to seek the establishment of its continental shelf.

HSBC Profits Hammered By Pandemic And Soaring US-China Tensions

Before the onset of the virus, HSBC was already under pressure owing to China-US tensions and Brexit

HSBC profits hammered by pandemic and soaring US-China tensions

Beer-lovers were reassured by China's low numbers of new virus cases, and turned out to raise a glass

Chinese Beer Lovers Leave Facemasks And Worries Behind As Festival Opens

Chinese beer lovers leave facemasks and worries behind as festival opens

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A jobseeker takes a break at a recruitment fair in Zhengzhou, China. Young graduates face a tough employment market

China's Young Jobseekers Struggle Despite Economic Recovery

China's young jobseekers struggle despite economic recovery

'It's sobering to think that six months ago, when you recommended I declare a(n emergency), there were less than 100 cases and no deaths outside China,' said WHO chief Tedros

Expect 'Lengthy' Coronavirus Pandemic WHO Warns

The World Health Organization is warning that the coronavirus pandemic will likely be a lengthy one.

The Philippines imposed one of the harshest lockdowns in the world in mid-March, that kept people at home except to buy food and seek health treatment

Philippines Losing Virus War, Doctors Warn Duterte

Philippines losing virus war, doctors warn Duterte

The makeshift hospital at the city's Asia World Expo exhibition centre will take in COVID-19 patients aged from 18 to 60

Hong Kong Opens Makeshift Hospital For COVID-19 Patients

Hong Kong opens makeshift hospital for COVID-19 patients

TikTok could be ordered divested from its Chinese parent firm under an order reportedly being prepared by US President Donald Trump

Trump Says He Will Bar TikTok From US

American authorities have raised concerns the service could be a tool for Chinese intelligence.

‘Sword Art Online: Alicization War Of Underworld’ Part 2, Episode 16 Live Stream Details, Spoilers: The Traitor

"Sword Art Online: Alicization War Of Underworld" Part 2, Episode 16 explores Yanai’s origin story.

Furgal will face trial on murder charges

Massive Protests In Russia's Far East Rattle Kremlin

Massive protests in Russia's far east rattle Kremlin

Anthony Fauci, who was asked during a Congressional hearing whether the US could make use of Chinese or Russian vaccines if they arrived first, indicated that was unlikely

Fauci Urges Caution On China And Russia Virus Vaccines

Several Chinese companies are at the forefront of the global vaccine race, while Russia has said it hopes to be the first in the world to produce a vaccine for the public, with a target date of September.

Microsoft To Buy TikTok? Company Circles Popular App As Trump Plans Divestment Order

The administration views the popular video-sharing app as a possible danger to national security due to its Chinese ownership.

The WTO could be left with nobody at the helm if the global trade body fails to find a replacement before its Director-General steps down in August

Deadlocked WTO Fails To Agree On Appointing Interim Head

Deadlocked WTO fails to agree on appointing interim head

A facility believed to be a re-education camp north of Akto in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, where mostly Muslim ethnic minorities are detained, is seen here in June 2019

US Punishes China State-within-state In Xinjiang Over Rights

US punishes China state-within-state in Xinjiang over rights

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong (C) says 'resistance will continue'

Hong Kong Postpones Elections Over Virus As China Crackdown Deepens

Hong Kong postpones elections over virus as China crackdown deepens

Coronavirus House Panel Update: Dr. Fauci Says Vaccine By End Of Year A Reality, Not A Dream

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci was optimistic about a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year during the House Select Subcomittee hearing.

Caterpillar said the outlook for the rest of the year remains uncertain but are not expected to get worse amide the coronavirus pandemic which hit sales in construction, energy and mining

Caterpillar Reports Big Drop In Profits Amid Murky Outlook

Caterpillar reports big drop in profits amid murky outlook

A facility believed to be a re-education camp north of Akto in Xinjiang. Rights groups say more than a million people from Muslim minorities are held in such camps

US Slaps Sanctions On Chinese Paramilitary Body In Xinjiang

US slaps sanctions on Chinese paramilitary body in Xinjiang

Tata's luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover faced sales challenges in its key markets China and Europe, worsened by the virus spread and supply chain disruptions

India's Tata Motors Posts Major Loss As Lockdowns Hit Sales

India's Tata Motors posts major loss as lockdowns hit sales

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After Tech Giants Deliver Strong Results, Gold Jumps

US stocks rose on Friday after Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple posted blowout results

Beijing has said the law will restore stability in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Elections Delayed A Year, Citing Concerns Over Coronavirus; Foes Cry Foul

Pro-democracy advocates, many of who were disqualified from the election, have criticized the delay and warned it may spark a constitutional crisis in Hong Kong.