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Why voters around Asia had Trump on their minds as they headed to the polls

Political analysts believe tariffs played a role in recent elections in Australia and Singapore, but not enough to fully explain the results.

Indonesia defends TB vaccine trial as Bill Gates conspiracy theories spread: ‘not guinea pigs’

The controversy began after President Prabowo Subianto said that Bill Gates was developing a tuberculosis vaccine to be tested in Indonesia.

Thailand arrests man for smuggling baby orangutans

Thailand is a major hub for wildlife smugglers, who often sell endangered creatures on the black market in China, Vietnam and Taiwan.

Bangladesh ban on Hasina’s Awami League deepens uncertainty amid strained ties with India

Ban could raise concerns of democratic freedoms in Bangladesh and that Dhaka may be drawing closer to Pakistan, analysts say.

Apple’s China shift begins with Foxconn’s $433M chip deal in India

Foxconn, a key supplier for Apple, has received approval from the Indian government to build a $433 million semiconductor plant as part of a joint venture.

Trump wants Apple to stop India iPhone production, boost US manufacturing amid tariff war

The comments throw a wrench into Apple’s plan to import most of the iPhones it sells in the US from India rather than China.

Malaysia, Bangladesh urged to act on labour trafficking before ending migrant worker freeze

‘Thousands’ of Bangladeshis are stranded without jobs in Malaysia after a hiring freeze forced them to overstay illegally, activists say.

Husband of missing Malaysian corruption probe witness Pamela Ling arrested

Thomas Hah Tiing Siu, a Sarawakian businessman, and his wife are under investigation as part of a corruption and money laundering inquiry.

Trump says India willing to charge 'no tariffs' on US goods

Delhi has not commented yet, but India and the US are currently in talks to negotiate a trade agreement.

India calls for UN scrutiny of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons as tensions persist

The defence minister said Islamabad’s nuclear arsenal should come under the oversight of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

South Korean election: Lee Jae-myung’s ‘bipartisan’ Reeboks sell out as prices skyrocket

Presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung blue-and-red “bipartisan” trainers that symbolise unity between liberal and conservative voters sold out overnight.

Three Maori MPs face suspension over 'intimidating' haka

New Zealand's Maori Party says the recommendation is a "warning shot to all of us to fall in line".

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: U.S.-China relations have changed

The world got a taste of an effective U.S.-China trade embargo, and there's no going back.

Group of 21 economies — including U.S. and China — warns of growth slowdown over trade tensions

The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forecasts growth to drop to 2.6% in 2025, from 3.6% in the prior year.

Premier League star Son Heung-min targeted in fake baby blackmail plot in South Korea, 2 held

The pair allegedly demanded millions of won to stay quiet about the fabricated claims involving the national football icon.

Trump’s push to break China’s mineral dominance paves the way for a deep-sea gold rush

"The thing that people have missed is that there is zero chance that this will not happen," Gerard Barron, CEO of The Metals Company, told CNBC by video call.

Why Singapore’s Gen Z voters are less satisfied with the election results

About 47 per cent of Gen Z voters, born between 1997 and 2004, approve of the poll results, lower than the other age groups, a survey shows.

South Korean university moves to retroactively revoke ex-first lady’s degree over plagiarism

Sookmyung Women’s University in January concluded that Kim Keon-hee’s master’s thesis involved plagiarism.

'Unbearable suffering': Australian writer pens letter from Chinese jail

Yang Hengjun is serving a suspended death sentence in a Chinese jail on espionage charges.

Can South Korea, Japan forces train together? Joint drill denial reveals unresolved trauma

Many South Koreans may find it difficult to accept the idea of their soldiers training beside Japanese troops, analysts say.

Aussie Rules great dies using voluntary assisted dying laws

Robert Walls - a legend of the Carlton Football Club - was diagnosed with cancer in 2023.

Singapore jails drunk passenger who went berserk on Scoot flight

The man also grabbed a crew member’s wrist and threatened to kill him.

Japan fears US-UK trade deal’s impact on tariff talks ahead of election

Washington is retaining the 10 per cent baseline tariff on UK imports, whereas Japan is aiming for zero levy for its exports to the US.

Why India could not stop IMF bailout to Pakistan

As one of 25 member groups on the IMF board, India's influence at the fund is limited, say experts.

India claims military superiority over Pakistan despite Islamabad’s Chinese arms

New Delhi says Indian Air Force strikes successfully ‘bypassed and jammed Pakistan’s Chinese-supplied air defence systems’.

Relief on China's factory floors as US tariffs put on hold

A surprise deal in the trade war gives businesses breathing room - but many now want to find new markets.

Kim Soo-hyun, Yoo Ah-in: how K-scandals are costing South Korea’s entertainment industry

Controversies involving stars like Kim Soo-hyun have caused delays and costly production changes across the industry.

Chinese startup Pony.ai reports first robotaxi fire, no injuries

Electric cars such as those from Tesla, which is trying to develop its own robotaxi, have previously caught blaze.

Japan eyes fully covering childbirth costs from April 2026

Japan currently provides a lump-sum payment of 500,000 yen (US$3,400) for each childbirth.

Minerals for muscle? Why Trump's Ukraine resources deal could be a sign of things to come

Critical minerals refer to a subset of materials considered essential to the energy transition.

Does India’s surprise tariff move on US signal a tougher stance on trade or just ‘symbolism’?

Delhi’s WTO complaint on US steel and aluminium tariffs highlights India’s aim to protect its trade interests without direct retaliation, observers said.

Japanese military training plane crashes with 2 on board

The plane is a ‘domestically produced, highly reliable and maintainable training aircraft’ that is used for ‘all basic flight courses’.

Baidu's robotaxi unit plans Europe expansion

Chinese tech company Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxi business plans to expand to Europe this year, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Indonesia’s costly bet on French Rafale jets under scrutiny after India-Pakistan aerial clash

US$8.1 billion deal for 42 Rafale jets triggers alarm, but Pakistan’s claims may offer grounds for ‘evaluation’ of their use in Indonesia’s defence strategy.

Shein and Temu find temporary reprieve as U.S. relaxes tariffs

The recent tariff cut has offered a window of opportunity for them to ramp up shipments from China and restock their warehouses and fulfill existing orders.

South Korea’s Starbucks bans use of presidential candidates’ names in orders

Customers cannot use the names of all seven presidential candidates in the ‘Call My Name’ service until after the nation’s June 3 snap polls.

Japanese woman’s death sparks calls for tougher anti-stalking law

The body of the 20-year-old woman was found at her ex-boyfriend’s house after she had informed the police multiple times about his stalking.

Britain has capitulated to Trump’s coercive trade. Others must resist

The EU, Japan, China and other powers need to draw a line. To concede is to legitimise a coercive trading model where strength trumps fairness.

China’s BYD becomes Singapore’s favourite car brand, outselling Toyota for first time

The Chinese EV maker has surged ahead in the first four months of 2025, leaving Toyota and Tesla trailing behind.

Jeju Air crash families file complaint to speed up South Korea’s investigation

Grieving families demanding accountability for December’s crash have submitted the complaint, naming an airline chief and transport minister.

Japan lags behind on children’s mental health as suicides rise, Unicef finds

Japan ranks top for physical health, but youth mental well-being remains a concern, with suicide rates among the highest in wealthy nations.

Malaysia vows to protect elephants after calf’s death sparks outcry over lapsed promises

Eight elephants have been killed in traffic collisions in Peninsular Malaysia over the past five years, three of them in this year alone.

Plane crash victims' families file complaint against Jeju Air CEO

A criminal complaint was filed against 15 people, including the transport minister, for negligence.

Japan’s Nissan to axe 20,000 jobs, shut factories after huge loss

The carmaker’s biggest loss in a quarter of a century has prompted drastic action, including the closure of seven plants.

Malaysia’s Anwar urged to seek MH17 reparations from Russia during Putin meet

Malaysia has a ‘moral responsibility’ to seek justice for the victims, even if it means jeopardising Russia relations, experts say.

Samsung Electronics to acquire heating and cooling solutions provider FläktGroup for 1.5 billion euros

Samsung Electronics on Wednesday said it would acquire German-based FläktGroup, a leading heating and cooling solutions provider, for 1.5 billion euros.

New Zealand reports record exodus, driving down net immigration

More than half of all citizen departures were to Australia, official figures show – often in search of better paying jobs.

New Delhi remains focused on economy despite tensions with Pakistan: India ambassador to Singapore

Airports are open, and it is safe to travel in India, he added.

Japan’s appetite for rice set to keep prices high as farm politics persist

Rice prices continue to surge in Japan due to a combination of factors, ranging from inbound tourism and hoarding to poor distribution.

Wave of knife attacks in Japan sparks fears of copycat cases

More youths are feeling isolated in Japan, and some among them will not hesitate to carry out acts of extreme violence, analysts say.

How real is the risk of nuclear war between India and Pakistan?

Recent hostilities were a reminder of how easily a crisis could escalate into catastrophe.

The heartbeat of a billion: What Virat Kohli meant to India

Legendary India batter Virat Kohli announced retirement from international Test cricket on Monday.

Investment banks lift China growth outlook after surprise trade deal with U.S.

Global banks are reviewing their China calls after the thawing of trade relations between Washington and Beijing.

Will China and Russia’s WWII narrative resonate with the world?

Beijing and Moscow are crafting an interpretation of world affairs that directly challenges that of their rivals.

Philippine midterm election: Marcos set for political ‘thrashing’ at hands of youth voters

Eventual results could weaken president’s influence in Congress, undermine efforts to impeach his deputy and reshape 2028 presidential race.

Toyota reveals new name, upgraded tech for its sole U.S. EV

Toyota's redesigned EV will be called the "bZ" and offer notable increases in EV technologies and capabilities.

Honda Motor reports 76% plunge in operating profit in huge earnings miss

Revenue for the full financial year rose 6.2%, but operating profit fell 12.2% and missed expectations.

Attack on South Korean live-streamer in France sparks outrage, police investigation

Content creator Jinnytty was verbally abused while filming her walk around Toulouse, reigniting debate on anti-Asian racism and safety.

India kills 3 suspected militants in Kashmir gun battle amid Pakistan ceasefire

The gun battle in Indian-administered Kashmir on Tuesday, was the first since a tourist attack nearly sparked war between India and Pakistan.

India's inflation rate slows to 3.16% in April, marking six straight months of decline

India's headline inflation eased to 3.16% in April, the sixth consecutive month of decline.

Malaysian witness’ kidnapping shows ‘profound breakdown’ in protecting women: activist

Pamela Ling’s abduction highlights safety failures in Malaysia, women’s rights group says, even as the search expands to Singapore.

India seeks deeper defence ties with Japan amid push for strategic self-reliance

Japan can play a critical role in helping India respond to security threats, as New Delhi looks to broaden weapons procurement, analysts note.

South Korea’s World Ramen Festival leaves attendees hungry for more: ‘threw most away’

Dubbed the “worst festival I have ever been to” by one participant, the event in Busan left attendees fuming over poor organisation, limited choice, and lukewarm noodles.

India-Pakistan ceasefire: will Trump’s mediation lead to permanent peace?

While the US president boasted of a ‘permanent’ ceasefire, India’s Modi said the conflict with Pakistan is only on pause.

Re-elected Albanese heads to Indonesia first, signalling Australia’s Southeast Asia focus

The prime minister’s visit to his ‘good friend’ Prabowo shows that the region is central to Australia’s foreign policy agenda, experts say.

Vietnam tycoon offers property empire to avoid death penalty in US$27 billion bank fraud

Property tycoon Truong My Lan has pledged to transform her undervalued assets into a “golden goose” to repay embezzled billions to escape the death penalty.

Malaysia urged to curb power theft by cryptocurrency miners with tougher laws

Money laundering and tax evasion linked to such mining could be driving the more than US$100 million in power losses, an analyst says.

From Prada to Samsung and Lego: Vietnam cracks down on fakes after US tariff threat

Documents reveal a finance ministry directive targeting fake Gucci bags, Samsung devices and Lego bricks as Hanoi tries to appease Washington.

Japan’s acrobatic ‘Cheer Re-Man’s’ find joy in cheerleading: ‘it’s so inspirational’

Trading spreadsheets for synchronised moves, this unique cheerleading group is capturing hearts with their spectacular acrobatic routines.

The Philippines has voted - now the game of thrones begins again

The mid-term results will shape the bitter feud between President Bongbong Marcos and his Vice-President Sara Duterte.

Teenage girl caught vaping ‘space oil’ outside Singapore courts

Appearing ‘oblivious’ to her surroundings, the girl’s vape tested positive for etomidate, the same drug Hong Kong banned in February.

India-Pakistan water wars, NewJeans saga ‘detrimental’ to K-pop: 7 Asia highlights

From a Malaysian witness’ abduction to water issues plaguing India and Pakistan, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting.

Explosion at ammunition disposal site in Indonesia kills 13

Troops were disposing of expired munitions when a blast ripped through the site, the second such incident in just over a year.

Liberal Party names first female leader after historic Australia election loss

Sussan Ley takes over from Peter Dutton after he led the party to a bruising loss at an election earlier this month.

Asia-Pacific takes the lead in fight to regulate Big Tech for children

From Australia’s under-16s ban to Malaysia’s licensing demands, the region is blazing a trail to protect young users from online harms.

Marcos' hold on senate grows shaky while Duterte wins mayor race from jail

The Philippines' mid-term elections saw fewer than expected senators elected from President Marcos' camp.

Modi addresses nation for first time since start of India-Pakistan strikes

His speech comes after a ceasefire was agreed between the two countries following days of intense shelling by both sides.

China has come to the table - but this fight is far from over

Beijing can claim its defiance has delivered a battle victory in the trade war.

U.S. and China agree to slash tariffs for 90 days in major trade breakthrough

The U.S. and China on Monday agreed to suspend most tariffs on each other's goods in a move that shows a thawing of trade tensions.

Power, survival and revenge: What's at stake in the Philippines election?

The midterms will impact the future of President Marcos and his rival and VP, Sara Duterte.

Saudi oil giant Aramco posts 5% dip in first-quarter profit on weaker crude prices

Saudi Aramco's first-quarter net profit fell 5% year-on-year amid lower oil prices and production.

Xi shows he wants to be close to Putin - but not too close

The relationship between China and Russia is no longer one of equals.

The U.S. and China are set for icebreaker trade talks. Here's what to expect

Both sides have been looking for pathway to de-escalation, as the economic toll of tariffs have become increasingly difficult to ignore.

The first drone war opens a new chapter in India-Pakistan conflict

Experts say the tit-for-tat attacks mark a dangerous new phase in the decades-old rivalry. What next?

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: India looks ready for a deal with the U.S. — but at what cost?

U.S. President Donald Trump has, on several occasions, referred to India as the "tariff king," but now New Delhi stands ready to abdicate its throne.

China’s exports surge as shipments to Southeast Asian countries offset plunge in U.S. trade

Exports jumped 8.1% last month in U.S. dollar terms from a year earlier, according to data released by customs authority on Friday.

China’s latest stimulus measures fail to impress as investors focus on U.S. trade talks

Beijing's stimulus push came as trade talks with U.S. officials has raised the prospect of partial roll-back of tariffs on Chinese good.

China defense stocks surge as India-Pakistan tensions escalate

Chinese defense stocks surged after Pakistan's apparent use of China-made weapons to down Indian jets.

Trump administration to announce U.S. will call Persian Gulf the Arabian Gulf during Middle East visit: Report

The name of the body of water has long been a point of contention for many Arab countries.

China announces sweeping measures to ease policy in bid to shore up trade-war hit economy

China will cut its key policy rate by 10 basis points and lower the reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points.

Why Indian markets are undeterred by strikes against Pakistan

There could be some knee-jerk market reaction, but investors are hopeful for a swift de-escalation that could limit the fallout, experts said.

India says it carried out military strikes against Pakistan as tensions spiral after Kashmir killings

The operation follows a militant attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 people were killed last month.

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Tourism surge defies consumption slowdown

Competition for the cost-conscious Chinese consumer is zeroing in on travel and experiences.

Taiwan dollar eases after historic surge as officials deny currency talks with U.S.

Investors are watching closely central bank actions after chatter that the authorities were tolerating a stronger currency to win concessions from the U.S.

Rich countries 'owe it to the world' to get themselves down to net zero emissions: Bill Gates

This is so as to set an example to others that "there are solutions" to mitigate the effects of the climate crisis, Gates said.

Taiwanese dollar hits 3-year highs as Asian currencies rally amid greenback weakness

Japanese, South Korean, Hong Kong and Chinese markets were closed for holidays.

China risks a spiral into deeper deflation as it diverts U.S.-bound exports to domestic market

Prices will need to drop for buyers for them to absorb goods meant for exports, experts warn — risking deeper deflation in China.

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