Malaysia’s import ban pushes Thai shrimp industry to brink
Thai shrimp farmers have warned they face being driven out of business after Malaysia banned imports of five shrimp species over apparent safety concerns,...
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China conducts test flight of a giant coil array. Can it detect nuclear submarines?
At an undisclosed test site, a helicopter takes off, towing a kite-like array of massive coils. The system, called Airborne Transient Electromagnetic (Atem) detection,...
Hong Kong to begin consultation on ‘historic’ first 5-year plan on June 15
Published: 11:55am, 9 Jun 2026Updated: 11:57am, 9 Jun 2026 Hong Kong will launch a two-month public consultation on Monday on its first five-year blueprint...
Vietnam develops a new amphibious light tank
The Vietnam People’s Army’s (VPA) newspaper recently described a public review by senior military leadership of the T-1 amphibious light tank currently being developed...
K&L Gates hires Yang Wang as Hong Kong corporate M&A partner
June 09, 2026 K&L Gates has appointed Yang Wang as a partner in its corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practice in Hong Kong, effective...
Supreme Court Revives Challenge to Biden-Era Gas Furnace Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 8 ruled that an energy trade association may pursue its challenge to Biden-era restrictions on consumer gas furnaces...
Storm cuts off New Zealand’s capital as flights, ferries cancelled
Published: 10:20am, 9 Jun 2026Updated: 10:22am, 9 Jun 2026 Gale-force winds and rough seas battered New Zealand’s capital of Wellington on Tuesday, forcing ferry...
Malaysia’s opposition bloc in turmoil as PAS cuts ties with Bersatu
Malaysia’s most powerful Islamist party has cut ties with a former electoral ally, blowing open a bitter feud within the country’s main opposition bloc...
Tilt towards Beijing? Xi and Kim vow to ‘open new chapter’ in ties
China and North Korea have pledged to strengthen strategic cooperation and defend each other’s sovereignty, according to a North Korean state media report covering...