TAIPEI — Taiwan president-elect Lai Ching-te said on Thursday he hopes that the United States can continue to firmly support Taiwan, as
BEIJING — An unusually large delegation of about 200 Japanese business leaders arrived in China this week to bolster economic relations in
SYDNEY — Australia’s center-left Labor government on Thursday made changes to planned tax cuts, trimming benefits to the wealthy while giving low-income
KRAKOW, Poland — Social media company X’s platform has less antisemitic content compared with other applications, according to audits it has commissioned,
OTTAWA — Canada on Monday announced an immediate, two-year cap on international student permits and said it would also stop giving work
LONDON — British businesses are warning of a new wave of post-Brexit trade disruption because European Union (EU) exporters are not ready
DOHA/GAZA/JERUSALEM — Israel and Hamas have moved closer to agreement on a 30-day ceasefire in Gaza when Israeli hostages and Palestinians prisoners
SEOUL — North Korea fired multiple cruise missiles towards the sea off its west coast on Wednesday, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of
BEIJING — China created 12.44 million new urban jobs last year, meeting its target, but more efforts are needed to prop up
TAIPEI — Taiwan’s president-elect, Lai Ching-te, signaled on Wednesday his desire for Taipei to join the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, considering the
