Chinese President Xi Jinping offered high praise to visiting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un yesterday, lauding the "positive" outcome of

US President Donald Trump threatens to impose a 10 percent tariff on $200 billion of Chinese goods, prompting a swift warning from Beijing of retaliation, as the trade conflict between the world's two biggest economies quickly escalated.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD and US tech giant Google Inc announces that Google will invest $550 million in cash in JD, as part of a strategic partnership.

When Neha Maldar testifies against the traffickers who enslaved her as a sex worker in India, she spoke about the safety of her own country, Bangladesh, via video conferencing, a technology that could revolutionise the pursuit of justice in such cases.

A Myanmar police investigator failed to show up at court on Tuesday to testify as a prosecution witness against two Reuters reporters

Malaysia's top two judges and its election chief are resigning, officials said yesterday, the latest senior public servants to leave their

At least 13 people died when a passenger boat overloaded with holidaymakers celebrating Eid capsized off the Indonesian island of

Narendra Modi, whose supporters boast of his physical prowess and indifference to sleep, has shared the secrets to his morning

Sri Lanka yesterday announced the first steps in a long-delayed process to compensate victims of the civil war, nearly a decade after

A Pakistani group linked to the deadly 2008 Mumbai terror attacks was denied permission yesterday to register as a political party just

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party (DP) won a landslide victory yesterday in local elections held the day after a historic summit

India's opposition leader Rahul Gandhi pleaded not guilty yesterday to defaming a powerful Hindu supremacist group closely linked to the ruling party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Two key words were conspicuous by their absence from the joint statement signed by US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after their high-profile, soundbite-rich summit in Singapore.

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledge to work toward complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula while Washington committed to provide security guarantees for its old enemy.

The main course may be hard-to-swallow denuclearisation, but Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un also had a heady mix of Yangzhou fried rice and a dark chocolate tartlet ganache on their plates during their historic summit.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping called for the Iran nuclear deal to be "earnestly" implemented as he met the country's president following the US withdrawal from the pact, state media said yesterday.

It is said too much of a good thing is bad thing. And the internet and technology are most certainly good things.

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has said that his stint at the premiership could be extended beyond the two years

Chinese President Xi Jinping, whose country is locked in a high-stakes trade dispute with the United States, yesterday said China

​North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump arrive in Singapore for an unprecedented summit, with Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal at the top of the agenda and the US president calling it a "one-time shot" at peace.