International mediation body gains wider support in first year - China Daily
International mediation body gains wider support in first year China Daily
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China, EU can resolve trade differences through dialogue - China Daily
China, EU can resolve trade differences through dialogue China Daily
Chinese skincare brand eyes overseas expansion amid growing international interest - China Daily
Chinese skincare brand eyes overseas expansion amid growing international interest China Daily
Long March spirit continues to inspire China's development: FM spokeswoman - China Daily
Long March spirit continues to inspire China's development: FM spokeswoman China Daily
Chinese carmakers gear up European production to sidestep tariffs, import quota
Chinese carmakers, facing a European Union import quota targeting their hybrid electric vehicles (EVs), are gearing up for more local production to reinforce their go-global drive. They plan to either splash out billions of yuan to set up their own factories or tap international marques’ idle plants to build their…
Official: China to bolster TCM cooperation with BRI partner countries - China Daily
Official: China to bolster TCM cooperation with BRI partner countries China Daily
US defense chief makes unannounced visit to Israel, meets Netanyahu - China Daily
US defense chief makes unannounced visit to Israel, meets Netanyahu China Daily
Short-film creators highlight AI creativity - China Daily Global Edition
Short-film creators highlight AI creativity China Daily Global Edition
Calls to sue Indonesia over haze; Pinduoduo craze sweeps Malaysia: 7 Asia highlights
We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. ‘Forgive us’: Indonesians urge Singapore, Malaysia to sue Jakarta over haze Many…
Abby Choi did not have enough cash in year before death, murder trial told
Slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung did not have enough cash to cover her expenses in the year before her death, her former driver has told her murder trial. Choi’s former chauffeur, Chin Kei-shun, said on Tuesday that the influencer appeared to have run into cash-flow difficulties after she and her partner…
Student sent back to China over Japanese rising sun flag incident in Russia
A Chinese student who draped himself in the Japanese rising sun flag in a Russian university classroom has been expelled and asked to leave the country, according to state-run newspaper Global Times. The flag was used by the Japanese military during its imperial expansion and is still used by Japan’s Maritime…
How a Malaysian coffee shop menu became latest political battleground
Calls to boycott a Malaysian Chinese-owned coffee-shop chain over its omission of Malay text from its menu have reignited arguments over race and national identity, as political parties jostle to court the country’s majority ethnic group ahead of the next general election. The Oriental Kopi boycott marks the latest…
WeChat bans account using AI to create unauthorized celebrity videos - China Daily
WeChat bans account using AI to create unauthorized celebrity videos China Daily
Malaysian student who called out Najib’s donation drive fires back at trolls
Universiti Malaya student Ummi Umairah Bakhit, who went viral recently for questioning the donation of money to former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, has spoken out against what she described as cyberbullying, political obsession and emotional loyalty. The youth stood by her criticism of donating money to the…
Luxury homeowner fined HK$255,800 after eighth prosecution over illegal renovations
A luxury house owner in Hong Kong has been fined HK$255,800 (US$32,600) for persistently failing to comply with a statutory removal order even after being prosecuted seven times for illegal site works and unauthorised structures found at his property. The Buildings Department said on Tuesday that the owner of a…
Malaysia’s Anwar promises ‘full disclosure’ as ‘corporate mafia’ scandal grows
Malaysia’s government will publicly release the findings of a special task force on corporate malfeasance in three months, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Tuesday, as his administration seeks to appease public anger over its perceived failure to clamp down on corruption. Anwar is facing a reckoning in the final…