Rare earth dominance: why China still holds the cards despite global pushback
Beijing’s recent export controls on rare earths have spurred a flurry of international efforts to diversify supply chains and reduce China’s long-standing dominance in...
A third of chip supply threatened by climate change by 2035: PwC
Climate change could disrupt a third of the world’s semiconductor supply by 2035, as severe drought threatens the mining of copper – a critical...
Malaysian sisters wed foreigners, communicate with gestures, spark online hilarity
Three Malaysian sisters have caused online hilarity after they married men from different countries, forcing their family to break the language barriers by using...
Tuition and music: how Hong Kong’s pupils got into their first choice schools
Attending private tuition and relaxing by playing chess and listening to music were among the strategies used by Hong Kong’s Primary Six students to...
Suspected bomb found in Hong Kong, busy road temporarily sealed off
Published: 1:32pm, 8 Jul 2025Updated: 2:59pm, 8 Jul 2025 A suspected bomb has been found in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui, prompting police to...
Malaysia seeks urgent trade talks with US after 25% tariff blow
Malaysia will press ahead with talks towards a “comprehensive” trade agreement with the United States, its trade ministry has said, as Kuala Lumpur races...
Eric Trump to headline Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference in Hong Kong
Eric Trump, the second-born son of US President Donald Trump, will attend next month’s Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference in Hong Kong as a headline...
Thai PM’s suspension reignites debate, Malaysia’s new tax: 7 Asia highlights
Advertisement SCMP Highlights AsiaSoutheast Asia From Duterte ending his womanising era to defence concerns over an Indonesia mine, here are a few highlights from...
Australia resurrects scrapped SATCOM project
On 26 June 2025, Australia issued a request for information (RfI) encompassing a sovereign satellite communications (SATCOM) capability under the project name SPA9102. It...