Iran’s Hormuz toll threat lays bare Asia’s energy vulnerability
Iran’s threat to impose tolls on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz is stirring concern far beyond the Gulf, sharpening fears that one...
Australian PM Meets With Singapore Leader to Secure Fuel Supply
Australia and Singapore have pledged to keep fuel and essential goods flowing as global markets come under pressure from supply chain instability in the...
Malaysia’s Anwar on Singapore’s Hormuz stance: ‘that’s their affair’
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed Malaysia’s independent foreign policy stance, saying that while the nation prioritises maintaining strong ties with its neighbours, it...
Who are Araghchi and Ghalibaf, Iranian duo set to lead US ceasefire talks in Islamabad?
The Islamabad talks scheduled to begin on Saturday will represent the first direct US-Iran negotiations since the Pentagon launched Operation Epic Fury six weeks...
Why China’s green energy strategy may shield it from the Iran war oil shock
China’s green energy transition is expanding from a domestic security priority into a potent geopolitical asset at a time of heightened global uncertainty, according...
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China’s Xi Meets Taiwan’s Opposition Leader Amid Beijing’s Military Threats
TAIPEI, Taiwan—Chinese leader Xi Jinping met with Taiwan’s main opposition leader in Beijing on April 10, amid China’s escalating military pressure on the island...
Health chief hails tobacco control efforts as smoking rate falls to 8.5%
Hong Kong’s smoking rate fell to 8.5 per cent last year, missing an ambitious target of 7.8 per cent, but health authorities have hailed...
Chinese firms in Hungary face a post-election reckoning – no matter who wins
Travellers stepping out of the railway station at Hungary’s second-biggest city, Debrecen, are immediately greeted by a banner hanging over the street that reads...