Japan watches South Korea’s presidential polls for signs of warmer ties
Japan is watching South Korea’s presidential race with cautious optimism as Democratic Party candidate and presidential front runner Lee Jae-myung signals a potential shift...
To align security interests, China and Asean must close trust gaps
Last month, Cambodia allowed foreign warships from multiple nations to access its Ream naval base in a clear bid to show it is not...
Transportation Secretary Duffy Addresses Newark Airport Issues
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy discusses recent issues at Newark Airport on May 12. …
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts Speaks at Georgetown Law School
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts speaks at an event at Georgetown Law School on the afternoon of May 12. …
Supreme Court Chief Justice: Critique Our Rulings, Not Our Justices
Chief Justice John Roberts said the court has ’made mistakes’ but that criticisms shouldn’t be based on ‘ad hominem’ attacks. The U.S. Supreme Court’s...
The Collapse of This Industry Exposes the True State of China’s Economy
In recent years, China’s GDP growth has slowed from double digits to moderate growth, and the purchasing power of the middle class has weakened....
Why China is becoming more attractive to top mathematicians: Mok Ngaiming
In the third instalment of a series to mark the 10th anniversary of the Future Science Prize, Victoria Bela and Holly Chik look at...
China job ad featuring ‘free toilet use’ as work benefit sparks humorous reactions online
A Chinese company has sparked controversy and humour online by posting a job advertisement in which it lists “free toilet use” and “free use...
Hong Kong subsidiary law push prompted by China-US tensions, local stability
Uncertainty surrounding escalating US-China tensions and a “relatively muted society” may have prompted Hong Kong authorities to propose new subsidiary legislation for safeguarding national...