The UN Security Council voted 14-1 in favour of the resolution, but it was not adopted because of the US objection.

The singer was found dead after a fall from his hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, triggering an outpouring of grief from fans around the world.

Wang cooperated with the prosecution and testified in the trial that led to Bankman-Fried’s conviction on fraud and other charges.

Former media boss goes into witness box for the first time and gives 6½ hours of testimony in his high-profile national security trial.

After President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva welcomes Xi in Brasilia, negotiations are expected to deliver opening of markets.

Glass bottle filled with red paint hurled from footbridge at headquarters in Tamar, Admiralty, as authorities vow to pursue offender.

In an opinion on a recent lawsuit, a Shanghai judge wrote that cryptocurrencies have the attributes of property and thus holding it is legal.

New code of governance sets out three major areas where the city’s National Sports Associations need to improve by 2026.

From to Elon Musk’s security ‘threat’ to PLA’s strategy to throw US off, here’s a round-up from today’s China and Economy coverage.

The deal marks the biggest corporate bond issue of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region this year.

Most medical graduates have experienced at least one form of bad behaviour from superiors or the people they are caring for, study finds.

The Italian and Greek embassies said they had also closed their doors after the unusual US warning, while the French embassy remained open.

Tariff wars on China not only expose a double standard around Western manufacturing but also erode the institutions of fair trade.

The US giant says most its App Store revenues in China are paid to developers and companies.

CATL and BYD batteries transported in purpose-built containers, with ultimate aim of delivery from West China to Europe in around 20 days.

The woman, who faces 13 more murder trials, is accused of swindling thousands of dollars from her victims before killing them with cyanide.

Customs officials say the invasive search was lawful and an ‘unavoidable measure’ even though it left the traveller with vaginal bleeding.

More time needed to study age requirements and practices in other jurisdictions, government says.

This comes as South Korea’s media regulation agency pushes the company to boost its monitoring of such content.

Hong Kong and mainland China teams help reduce spread of mosquito-borne disease in less-developed countries as cases hit record levels worldwide.

But women employees on average still earn A$28,425 (US$18,590) less each year than their male colleagues.

The Post reviews how Hong Kong was caught in China-US geopolitical crosshairs and the impact of restrictive measures on the city.

Bridgewater Associates’ co-CIO Bob Prince paid HK$95 million for a three-bedroom home at St. George’s Mansion in Ho Man Tin on July 23, Land Registry records show.

Senior diplomats jointly call for ‘immediate end’ to Israel’s military operations in Gaza and Lebanon and condemn its strikes on Iran.

South Korea’s state auditor alleges that the former officials disclosed the details in a bid to slow down the full deployment of THAAD.