Threat of unofficial ‘primary’ election justifies stiff sentences on 45 former politicians and activists, three High Court judges say.

Deal eliminates emissions equal to 10,000 round-trip flights between Hong Kong and London, lender says.

Leaders discussed trade and Ukraine war when they last met in Beijing in April.

Beijing says rebel leader Peng Deren is getting treatment in southwest China border province where he was reported to be under house arrest.

Researcher questions where the money will come from, as well as the sustainability of subsidies amid China’s falling birth rate.

Those who made it into packed public gallery said their goodbyes, while others showed solidarity outside building.

The latest recognition received by Keeta and AFK Journey reflect the increased sophistication of China’s app developers.

Mainland investors have amassed 4 per cent of Alibaba’s public float and contributed 15 per cent to its trading volume through the Stock Connect scheme.

City’s two power companies increase charges after prices cut by as much as 16 per cent last year.

During divorce proceedings, husband insists on equally dividing two houses inherited from her mother.

From India to Vietnam, a new wave of innovation is transforming traditional rice farming into a resilient and eco-friendly industry.

Police and the labour ministry are investigating the incident, which reportedly involved suffocation in a testing chamber.

Several viral videos of Balinese performers wearing revealing outfits and dancing sensuously have forced the authorities to take action.

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Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine allows for broader use of nuclear weapons, including against non-nuclear states supported by nuclear powers.

With help of Operation Santa Claus, local charity Grassroots Future will be able to provide donated laptops to needy children.

Latest comments show how China’s leadership aims to ‘leverage technology’ and embrace modern advancements to fuel urbanisation drive and boost economy.

Apple TV+ documentary Bread & Roses, co-produced by Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, was shot entirely on smartphones.

As a backdrop to trade and other engagement, China’s Communist Party maintains ties with more than 100 political parties across Africa.

Naimah Khalid says Daim wanted ‘his day in court’ to clear his name in a case slammed by their family as ‘politically motivated’.

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Nasa satellite images showed a thick smog covering several South Asian cities.

Former prime minister laments the absence of the national language, Malay, from the display boards at shopping centres in Kuala Lumpur.

Crowd control exercise will take place at Youth Sports Ground from 3.30pm to 8.45pm to test venue capacity and surrounding facilities.

City’s flag carrier earlier shared its top bosses received about 20 per cent more last year amid the firm’s ongoing struggle to return to full capacity.