3 Chinese Nationals Sentenced Over Gift Card Fraud Scheme
The trio capitalized on the money from the scheme to buy and ship Apple products to China. Three Chinese nationals who were part of...
Chinese Exporters Begin to Feel Pain of Tariffs as Containers Stack Up
News Analysis China’s exporters are scrambling to find domestic buyers for their consumer goods as orders from the United States have dried up during...
Empty Aisles at Canton Trade Fair Signal China’s Export Pain
Low foot traffic and early pack-ups at Chinese trade fair reveal how new US tariffs are putting pressure on Chinese exporters and factory jobs....
Conservative NZ First Party Introduces Bill to Define ‘Woman’ in Law
Although the party is in government, it has had to introduce a Private Member’s Bill, meaning it may not have the support of its...
Vance Calls for Stronger Defense, Trade Relations With India During Visit
The vice president said he believes there is much more the two nations could accomplish together. Vice President JD Vance called for stronger relations...
Small NZ Company Wins Contract to Supply UK With Drones Bound for Ukraine
The prime ministers of the two countries announced that a new joint defence partnership will be drawn up, to replace one signed in 2015....
NYC Libraries Receive Fake Bomb Threats Targeting Falun Gong Parade
The threats were received a day after a large-scale parade and rally in New York City’s Flushing neighborhood. NEW YORK CITY—Several New York City...
While Australia Debates, Fiji Bets on Nuclear Ships to Power Islands and Cut Emissions
Stuart Ballantyne, chair of Seatransport, says the move could save around 5 million litres of diesel a year for the developing country. Imagine a...
Philippines Eases Travel Restrictions on Government Officials Visiting Taiwan
Taiwan welcomed Manila’s decision, saying it will deepen bilateral ties between the two sides. Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has eased decades-old travel restrictions,...