Singapore’s health minister fields questions regarding whether he had betrayed his opposition-affiliated parents, his 2011 electoral loss and his biggest mistake in office, on CNA series The ...

We list the best eSIM for Asia, to make it simple and easy to stay connected with your cell phone, whether your traveling around the area or just vacationing. eSIMs have become more popular with ...

Australia is migrating north towards Asia at a rate of 2.8 inches annually. Over millions of years, this will cause major geological changes, such as earthquakes and mountain formation.

Lauren DeCicca for The New York Times “We’re looking at a humanitarian crisis, with people running out of food, diseases breaking out,” said Amy Miller, the Southeast Asia director of Acts ...

Click on section headings to see sub-sections. The annual Two Sessions is the closest thing to a carnival in Chinese politics. Thousands of leaders, bureaucrats, experts, reporters, and celebrities ...

Golden Age film star Merle Oberon comes alive in a breezy new biography, sparked in part by the 2023 news that she was half Asian, a secret she kept all her life. When Michelle Yeoh was nominated ...

How is this playing out in the Asia-Pacific region? For reference, here’s my overview of the 2022 vote: Within the Asia-Pacific region covered by The Diplomat, just two countries voted against ...

Expanding competition between the United States and China, the slowing Chinese economy and the new US leader’s unpredictability will trouble Southeast Asian countries — and many others. But ASEAN, now ...

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Scientists have observed that the Australian continent is moving north at a rate of 7 cm per year. This gradual shift, caused by plate tectonics, is expected to lead to a collision with Asia in the ...

The Trump administration’s rush toward peace talks with Russia on the war in Ukraine has rattled some officials in Asia and raised concerns over the U.S. commitment to the region’s security.

AT THE Ulsan shipyard on the south-eastern coast of South Korea, vessels are assembled like Lego. Hulking cranes stack huge blocks of bent steel, which are then notched together into a seamless whole.