Top diplomats tout allies' strengthening ties and 'indispensable' partnership as Washington vies to blunt Beijing's Indo-Pacific influence The US and Britain underscored their commitment to a unified approach on China as the long-time allies opened a

China's exports rose 8.7 per cent from a year earlier in August, while imports were up by 0.5 per cent Year-on-year export values in August grew at the fastest pace in 17 months, and export volumes hit record highs, according to Zichun Huang, China e

The measure, approved by a vote of 413-3 on Tuesday, could close the city's missions in New York, San Francisco and Washington The Republican-led US House of Representatives voted Tuesday to advance a bill that could close Hong Kong's diplomatic offi

China's consumer price index (CPI) grew only 0.6 per cent in August, while the producer price index (PPI) also fell short of expectations The overall CPI reading fell short of the expected 0.71 per cent growth projected by economists polled by Chines

Fire starts in No 9 on Gough Street in SoHo area in Sheung Wan at about 10.20pm. A woman died and three others were injured in a fire that broke out in a building in an area well known for its nightlife in Hong Kong on Monday night. The fire started

Meetings meant to pave way for ministerial-level discussions next week when China's commerce minister and EU trade chief sit down A delegation of senior Chinese trade officials is visiting Brussels this week, as Beijing scrambles for a deal to nix co

Beijing's top diplomat tells counterpart their countries can build on their strategic partnership in a world beset by turmoil and chaos China and Singapore must strengthen their strategic coordination and communication amid a world of turmoil, foreig

The Post breaks down the gym's financial woes and what safeguards are available to its members Hong Kong gym chain Physical announced on Friday that it would shut down after 38 years in business, citing a need to restructure its business. The closure

Analysts anticipate the telecoms giant may unveil an AI semiconductor to rival high-end chips that US companies like Nvidia are prohibited from selling to China Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecommunications giant, was reeling from US sanctions

America's top trade official among those hailing Democratic presidential candidate as ally of community that could prove a swing bloc A group of US politicians and community leaders on Wednesday launched 'Chinese-Americans for Harris-Walz', the lates

New analysis of mission samples reveals volcanoes were still erupting on the moon when dinosaurs walked the Earth Lunar samples brought to Earth by a Chinese probe have provided new evidence that volcanoes on the moon continued erupting until as rece

She allegedly provided 'improper benefits' to China in exchange for business transactions for her husband and gifts like Nanjing salted ducks A former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul has been charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of the

Heidi Shyu, the Pentagon CTO 'laser focused' on technologies to counter China, steps into spotlight to defend 'critical' initiative The world got a glimpse of the brain behind one of the American military's most secretive and important initiatives wh

Tonga, Vanuatu and New Zealand dotted itinerary as long-time envoy touted coordination with Nato and warned of China's 'provocative actions' Washington's No 2 diplomat concluded his Pacific tour on Friday with a focus on tensions in the South China S

The death of Wu, a prominent researcher at an Illinois university, has put attention again on efforts to pursue researchers suspected of having undisclosed ties to Beijing For molecular biologist and cancer researcher Bing Ren, Jane Wu was a "true ro

Beijing warns of 'limit to our patience' after Manila confirms one of its coastguard helicopters resupplied crew on ship at Sabina Shoal China on Thursday told the Philippines to "immediately withdraw" its coastguard ship from hotly contested Sabina

A teacher brought a farmhouse from the village of Cizhong to the woods of Harpers Ferry, where it hosts talks, meals and retreats Even for John Flower himself, it was a crazy idea from the start: disassembling and transporting a farmhouse from wester

Lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan, detained while en route to a 2023 meeting with EU envoys in Beijing, face charges in Suzhou European Union diplomats were denied entry to a Suzhou courtroom on Wednesday, as they tried to monitor the start of t

While China's strongest critics in the US Congress have yet to achieve their goal of a complete Sino-American decoupling, the legislative branch itself, right down to its staff, has all but done so. In August, US congressional members and their staff

A naturalised US citizen from China has been arrested on charges of acting as an unregistered agent for Beijing and for lying to the FBI after he allegedly ran a pro-democracy civic group while providing intelligence on dissidents to the Ministry of

Some vendors at the annual Hong Kong Computer and Communications Festival are predicting a drop in business of up to 20 per cent compared with last year, and have cast doubt on the effectiveness of measures aimed at luring more mainland Chinese visit

The Hong Kong Jockey Club is not required to pay a land premium for redeveloping a sports complex into a residential project in a prime district, the government has said amid concerns the plan will set a precedent for the non-profit body to generate

As the Democratic Party unites behind US Vice-President Kamala Harris, the nation's first Asian-American and African-American woman to be nominated for president by a major political party, many Asian-Americans say they feel increasingly emboldened a

One of Hong Kong's giant panda cubs has captured the hearts of social media users with just a wiggle of the one-week-old's tiny tummy after Ocean Park shared the latest clip to feature one of the twins. The park uploaded the 44-second video to the gi

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Tuesday condemned China's "deliberate collision" with two Philippine coastguard vessels this week near the disputed Sabina Shoal during a call with his counterpart in Manila, and cited "continued historic

Shipments of fresh durians from Thailand to China - the world's top consumer of the pungent fruits - rebounded in the second quarter after a drop earlier this year, a change in fortunes attributed to a seasonal harvest spike and a lasting reputation

China and Vietnam issued a joint declaration on Tuesday vowing to better manage and resolve their disputes over the South China Sea through friendly consultations. The declaration came at the end of Vietnamese Communist Party chief To Lam's official

Hong Kong police have launched a citywide search for a man and a woman who abandoned a car on railway tracks in the New Territories early on Monday. Officers were called in at around 1.30am after MTR Corporation staff spotted that the black car had b

US Vice-President Kamala Harris called for expanded US employment, increased opportunities for Americans and more secure supply chains on Friday in her first major policy speech since replacing President Joe Biden as the Democratic Party's presidenti

A native of China's Zhejiang province could become the first mainland-born candidate to win election in Brazil's municipal elections in October, campaigning on a message touting his ties to both countries. Ye Yong Yong - also known as Andre Ye - has