Taiwanese Entrepreneur Betrayed by the CCP, Saved by Faith
Businessman Lee Yunchin once thought he had it all figured out. In the late 1990s, he left his thriving retail company in Taiwan and...
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China needs smarter, not less, investment to unlock household demand
“Boosting consumption” has become one of the most familiar refrains when it comes to discussing China’s economy. From official statements to think tank reports,...
Beijing ‘on high alert’ for disruption after Philippine-India navy patrol: PLA
Beijing is on high alert for New Delhi’s involvement in South China Sea disputes after the first-ever joint patrol between India and the Philippines...
Philippines rejects Chinese ‘fake news’ broadcast of South China Sea clash
A Chinese state media broadcast, claiming to show its coastguard towing a Philippine vessel in the South China Sea, has triggered a fresh diplomatic...
Elderly man arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly assaulting bus driver
An elderly man has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a bus driver after a dispute on a double-decker vehicle. Advertisement A police spokesman said...
Malaysian influencers’ chicken bones prank on homeless man sparks police probe
Three content creators in Malaysia are facing a police probe after a video of them giving chicken bones to a homeless man went viral,...
Here to Stay: Why Manufacturers Need to Integrate AI Solutions
While we’re still in the relatively early stages of its implementation, artificial intelligence has cemented its place in modern manufacturing as we continue to...
Chinese city orders real-name registration for chikungunya fever medication
The southern city of Foshan has required real-name registration for medication to treat chikungunya fever, while two cities in southeastern China have asked travellers...
Malaysia’s US tariff deal comes with a US$240 billion price tag
Malaysia’s relief from securing a 19 per cent tariff from Washington is giving way to the reality of facing a US$240 billion bill to...