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South Korea vows tougher stance after outcry over sexual deepfakes in Telegram chat rooms

South Korean President Yoon called for a crackdown on digital sex crimes amid rising deepfake abuse, highlighting the need for stronger legislation.

Tear gas fired at protesters angry at Indian doctor's murder

Kolkata police use tear gas to disperse thousands protesting the rape and murder of a trainee doctor.

Indian solar panels face US scrutiny for possible links to China forced labour

US Customs has detained nearly US$43 million worth of Indian electronics shipments since October 2022 under the Uygur Forced Labor Prevention Act, highlighting a new focus on enforcing the law.

Top-level meeting shows China - and Xi - still a priority for Biden

Jake Sullivan is on his first visit to China as national security adviser, for talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

How China became a major policy issue in Philippines’ midterm elections

Domestic issues tend to top Philippine voters’ concerns, but recent events could make Ferdinand Marcos’ foreign policy a decisive factor.

Ukraine war: Indian PM Modi urges Russia’s Putin for swift end to conflict after Kyiv visit

Modi’s comments urging a swift end to the Ukraine conflict, highlights India’s balancing act with Russia and the West, and come after visiting Kyiv to meet President Volodymyr Zelensky.

India’s rape-murder case sparks calls for more women protection, strong policing

While reforms to tackle sexual crimes were introduced in recent years, such incidents against women remain prevalent in India.

Persecuted Rohingya face dire new crackdown in Myanmar, children among those killed

Rohingya face new violence in Myanmar, and forced recruitment and attacks by the Arakan Army, worsening their plight.

Uproar in India over Rahul Gandhi’s call for lower caste winners in beauty pageants

Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has slammed Gandhi’s “divisive tactics” and said several top Indian leaders have lower caste roots.

Japanese rush to buy rice amid megaquake fears, typhoon, and Obon holiday spark panic buying

Despite government reassurances of sufficient supply, panic buying has led to rationing and long queues, highlighting the nation’s deep cultural connection to rice.

Australia to cap foreign student numbers in migration crackdown, ease housing crisis

Record migration – driven by students from India, China and Philippines – expanded labour supply and restrained wage pressures, but it exacerbated an already tight housing market.

Japan says Chinese spy plane violated its airspace

The breach would be the first known instance of such a direct violation.

How Sino-Indian cooperation can help Bay of Bengal prosper

Whether it’s industrialising, fighting tuberculosis or improving child nutrition, the bloc of nations around the Bay of Bengal would benefit from Sino-Indian cooperation.

'A different perspective': This top marine scientist is determined to resolve deep-sea mining's murky future

A change of leadership at the International Seabed Authority comes at a time of intense debate about the future for deep-sea mining.

Most Asia markets track declines in key Wall Street indexes; investors assess China industrial profits

China reported that its industrial profits from January to July climbed 3.6% year on year, compared to a 3.6% year on year climb from January to June.

‘Lonely’ dolphin blamed for leaving bathers bloodied in Japan

Eighteen people have been injured by what is believed to be a single dolphin, which experts said might be acting out because it is ‘lonely’.

Vietnam party chief To Lam to step down as president, relinquish dual power role

Communist Party chief To Lam is set to resign Vietnam’s presidency amid a wider government shake-up and sweeping anti-corruption crackdown.

Japan’s police to deploy AI-powered drones in disaster-hit areas to deter looters

The drones can cover large areas affected by a natural disaster and identify individuals acting suspiciously.

Canada hits China-made electric cars with 100% tariff

The move comes after similar announcements, including in the US and European Union.

‘There’s something behind the debris’: Malaysia sinkhole rescuers blast away blockages

High-powered water jets are being used to clear obstructions as the search continues in Malaysia for an Indian tourist swallowed by a sinkhole.

Marcos Jnr’s Philippines rattled by Quiboloy crackdown, anti-corruption push

Marcos Jnr’s moves against the shadowy Duterte-linked Pastor Quiboloy have collided with a surging anti-graft movement demanding reform.

You have a right to ignore your bosses — but only in these countries, and after work hours

Australia has joined the list of countries that allow employees the "right to disconnect" from work.

Australia introduces cap on international students

The policy has angered Australia's tertiary education sector, which is one of the world's biggest.

What Modi’s historic Ukraine trip means for India’s peacemaker role, Russia ties

The Indian prime minister’s visit marks a milestone, but New Delhi’s Moscow links will hamper its ability to influence the conflict.

A tale of two travel recoveries: Japan soars, while China struggles to lure travelers back

Travel demand to visit Japan is setting records, but interest to visit China remains muted among international visitors.

Japan decries Chinese military plane’s ‘totally unacceptable’ airspace incursion

Monday’s ‘first confirmed’ airspace incursion by China drew a furious response from Tokyo, which called the move a grave security threat.

Malaysia starts ‘luxury’ durian exports to China as Indonesia sniffs the market

First phase of 20 tonnes of fresh durian from Malaysia has arrived in China amid growing demand for the fruit.

South China Sea powder keg: trio of China-Philippines clashes in 5 days stokes alarm

Manila has accused Beijing of deliberate intimidation and harassment, stoking fears of a broader crisis erupting in the South China Sea.

Critics blast Seoul’s ‘submissive’ Tokyo ties as Kishida seeks Yoon talks before exit

South Korea’s opposition accuses President Yoon Suk-yeol of being pro-Tokyo and eager to erase Korea’s history under Japanese rule.

To restore consumer confidence, China must save the property sector

Instead of squandering billions buying unsold properties, Beijing should learn from the US response to the global financial crisis.

US soldier who fled to North Korea to plead guilty to desertion

Pvt Travis King has agreed to a plea deal that will see some of the charges against him dropped, his lawyer said.

Trainee doctor exodus pushes South Korea’s collapsing healthcare system to the brink

Disillusioned trainee doctors have abandoned hospitals in their thousands, leaving critical services in shambles and patients turned away.

India wants to be a developed nation by 2047 — but it has to tackle gender inequality first

Entrenched sexism still persists in India and the country will need to tackle the obstacle to achieve its economic goals, economic experts say.

Australia’s Qantas blames ‘coding error’ for 85% discount on first-class flights

Qantas’ terms and conditions allow it to rescind the offer if there is “‘an obvious error”, so around 300 customers received upgrades or refunds.

South Korea’s unification plan ignores domestic and regional realities

Divisions in South Korea and wariness among both its allies and adversaries don’t bode well for Yoon Suk-yeol’s vision for the peninsula.

Nostalgic Indians flock to cinemas to watch old hits

Dozens of Indian films, some made more than 20 years ago, are being released again in cinemas - why?

Google, Meta, X urge Malaysia’s Anwar to pause ‘unworkable’ social media licensing plan

The Asia Internet Coalition, which includes Google, Meta and X, urged Malaysia to halt its social media licensing plan, citing unclear regulations and potential innovation hindrance.

Australians are the world's biggest gamblers - could banning ads help?

Advocates are calling for a total ban on betting ads to avoid "grooming" children to gamble.

Australia sets record high winter temperature of 41.6 degrees

Official data shows average temperatures for Australia steadily rising, with climate change fuelling more intense bushfires, floods, drought and heatwaves.

Pakistan drops Southport attack disinformation case

Police say they cannot find evidence that Farhan Asif was the originator of the fake news.

Japan’s space agency ends Moon probe operation

Despite landing successfully, the spacecraft’s wonky angle hindered solar panel function, leading to communication loss.

At least 22 killed after having IDs checked in Pakistan

The attack happened in Balochistan province, where security forces are battling sectarian violence.

US ally, Japan, scrambles jets after China aircraft ‘violates’ airspace

Local media said the incident marked the first incursion by the Chinese military’s aircraft into Japan’s airspace.

Kuala Lumpur sinkhole rescue draws a blank as blame game erupts in Malaysia

The victim, a 48-year-old Indian tourist, vanished without a trace on Friday. Hopes of finding her alive are dimming by the hour.

Japan’s maverick Taro Kono enters race to become next PM, replacing Fumio Kishida

Taro joins ex-defence minister Shigeru Ishiba, and former economic security minister Takayuki Kobayashi, in the race to replace PM Fumio Kishida.

Malaysia’s ex-leader Muhyiddin be charged with sedition over remarks on monarchy’s PM pick

Muhyiddin will be the country’s first former leader to be charged under the colonial era law, and could face penalties including jail time if found guilty.

Taliban courts Malaysia for trade and investment amid Afghanistan’s economic crisis

While Malaysia does not formally recognise the Taliban government, officials and businesspeople have visited Afghanistan seeking ties.

Pakistan’s Balochistan, home to China-led projects, hit by militant attacks, 60 killed

The attacks targeted police stations, railway lines, and vehicles on highways, with the Baloch Liberation Army claiming responsibility for the violence.

Australians now have legal right to ignore work calls, emails after hours

Employers could face fines of up to US$63,000 for getting in touch with an employee for non-essential reasons outside working hours.

Lonely dolphin looking for mate blamed for attacks

Japan's Fukui prefecture has seen a rise in dolphin attacks for the third straight year.

Asia-Pacific markets mixed as Middle East tensions rise; investors assess Powell rate cut comments

China's central bank will release its medium-term lending rate on Monday, while Singapore will publish its manufacturing data for July.

CNBC Daily Open: Nvidia's 'drop-the-mic moment'

Wall Street rallies on Powell's rate cut signal. Intel calls in advisors for activist defense. Boeing's Starliner to return without astronauts.

Japan-based Cambodian activist demands Hun Sen and PM son release his brother

Activist Vanna Hay has criticised a border development project and says his brother Vannith’s detention is an act of ‘revenge’.

China's most decorated swimmer back after drugs ban

Sun Yang had been vilified as a drugs cheat, but his return was praised across state media.

Standoff as police close in on 'Son of God' pastor

Apollo Quiboloy is wanted by Manila and the FBI for child sex trafficking and other crimes.

North Korea tests exploding attack drones, much to Kim Jong-un’s delight

After supervising the test, Kim called for the North’s military to be equipped with the advanced ‘suicide drones’ as soon as possible.

Singapore’s education culture has to change alongside gifted programme revamp: experts

While more policy revamps and cultural shifts are needed, observers note mindset change among parents will also take time.

Singapore’s currency scales new heights as traders bet on diverging policy paths

The Singapore dollar has surged to levels not seen since 2014 as traders wager on a hawkish policy stance from the city state’s central bank.

North Korea challenges China’s border telecoms plans in rare protest

Pyongyang claims Beijing failed to consult it about the deployment, potentially indicating strained communications between the two.

Tesla’s Optimus faces stiff humanoid competition at Beijing robot conference

While Chinese companies last week showed off human-like robots playing the zither or grabbing sodas, Tesla displayed its Optimus humanoid inside a clear box.

CNBC Daily Open: Nvidia's 'drop-the-mic moment'

Wall Street rallies on Powell's rate cut signal. Intel calls in advisors for activist defense. China slams U.S. over export ban.

Malaysian navy ship sinks near Singapore after suspected underwater collision

The KD Pendekar was completely submerged less than four hours after Sunday’s suspected collision off the coast of Johor.

The Indian archer without arms shooting for a gold

Sheetal Devi, 17, is the world's only active female archer who competes without arms.

Philippines ‘will be a target’ in event of nuclear war between China and US, analysts warn

Analysts warn the Philippines faces becoming collateral damage in a potential nuclear showdown between the US and China-Russia-North Korea.

Two bus crashes in Pakistan leave at least 36 people dead, officials say

Two separate bus crashes in Pakistan on Sunday – one in Balochistan, one in Punjab – left at least 36 people dead and dozens more injured.

Bangladesh transit rail back on track after protest closure

Bangladesh’s metro railway in the notoriously congested capital Dhaka resumed on Sunday more than a month after it was closed.

Fukushima’s radioactive residue: nuclear waste fears cloud Japan coast’s slow rebirth

As Fukushima towns painstakingly rebuild, the toxic legacy of 2011’s nuclear disaster casts doubt on their hard-won revival.

Thai authorities raid illegal bitcoin mine after power outages

Thai authorities raided an illegal bitcoin mine after residents complained of frequent blackouts in the area for more than a month.

K-pop stars cop flak for attending Kanye West’s South Korea concert

Fans criticised members of NewJeans, aespa and 2NE1 for ignoring the rapper’s controversial past.

How Asean anchors Vietnam’s diplomatic dance between China and the West

Hanoi’s deft diplomatic balancing act sees it leverage the regional bloc to resist geopolitical pressures arising from US-China competition.

Why the Philippines should rethink its South China Sea name-and-shame game

Manila’s transparency strategy to expose Beijing’s transgressions has paid off, to an extent. But it won’t change China’s behaviour.

4 injured in Sydney mass stabbing, including police officer

The latest in a series of Sydney stabbings highlights the city’s troubling trend of stabbings and new knife laws.

Singapore’s PAP faces housing affordability reckoning in run-up to high-stakes election

With home prices soaring and wallets squeezed, simmering anger over the government’s handling of the housing market threatens to boil over.

Blockbuster Chinese video game tried to police players - and divided the internet

The hugely popular Black Myth: Wukong has attracted some press for the wrong reasons.

Rampant harassment and no toilets: Report exposes Kerala film industry

The Hema committee report reveals the deep rot in the Malayalam-language film industry.

How China became the leading car supplier to Mexico and what it means for the U.S.

China was the leading car supplier to Mexico in 2023, exporting $4.6 billion worth of vehicles to the county, according to the Mexican Ministry of Economy.

The mistake that put Russian hacker Vladislav Klyushin behind bars

The latest episode of "The Crimes of Putin's Trader" podcast recounts the catastrophic mistake that put Russian hacker Vladislav Klyushin behind bars.

Asia markets mostly lower ahead of Powell's speech at Jackson Hole; Australia snaps 10-day win streak

While it is not exactly clear what Powell will say, he has previously used the speech to outline broad policy initiatives and to provide policy clues

World’s second-largest diamond discovered in Botswana

One of the largest diamonds ever to be excavated was found in Botswana at a mine owned by Canadian firm Lucara Diamond.

CNBC Daily Open: Stocks slide ahead of Powell's speech

Wall Street drops ahead of Powell speech. Peloton soars 40%. Fed's Harker says 'we need to start moving rates down'.

CNBC Daily Open: Stocks slide ahead of Powell speech

Wall Street drops ahead of Powell speech. Peloton soars 40%. Fed's Harker says 'we need to start moving rates down'.

Australian court rules in landmark case that asked 'what is a woman?'

Roxanne Tickle has won a landmark case which questioned who can legally claim to be a woman.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: The search for a stock market alternative

Indian bonds attract foreign investors as Wall Street forecasts lackluster future growth in stock prices.

Asia markets mostly rise as investors assess business activity data from the region and Fed minutes

The BOK is expected to hold rates at 3.5%, but traders will watch the language used in its release to see if any easing of policy are on the cards.

Hong Kong IPOs signal rebound as HKEX remains 'cautiously optimistic,' says CEO

Fundraising activity is rebounding on HKEX, reinforced by additional follow-on fundraising and a strong IPO pipeline, according to CEO Bonnie Chan.

CNBC Daily Open: Fed minutes signal September rate cut

The Federal Reserve officials at their July meeting moved closer to an anticipated interest rate cut, indicating that a September reduction was quite probable.

Harris' foreign policy record suggests focus on China, Indo-Pacific, CFR political scientist says

The DNC's 2024 platform recently sparked speculation that U.S. foreign policy under a Harris administration might pivot from the Indo-Pacific to Europe.

CNBC Daily Open: Fed minutes signal September rate cut

Wall Street rose as minutes from the Federal Reserve meeting and a revision to payrolls data raised hopes of a rate cut.

Asia-Pacific markets mostly lower after Wall Street rally falters; Japan trade swings to deficit

Japan's July exports are expected to come in 11.4% higher year on year, while imports are forecast to rise 14.9%.

CNBC Daily Open: A 'crazy' summer

Wall Street ends longest winning streak of 2024. Eli Lilly weight loss drug cuts diabetes risk. Shein sues Temu.

EV company Nio aims to build battery chargers and swap stations in every Chinese county

Chinese electric car company Nio said Tuesday it plans to install battery charging stations in every one of China's 2,844 counties by the end of June 2025.

CNBC Daily Open: 'Crazy' summer

Wall Street ends longest winning streak of 2024. Eli Lilly weight loss drug cuts diabetes risk. Shein sues Temu.

Mpox is 'not the new Covid' and the disease can be stopped, WHO director says

Mpox is "not the new Covid" and the risk to the general population is low, according to the WHO's regional director for Europe.

CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street extends winning run

The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite rose for the eighth straight session, up 0.97% and 1.39%, respectively, marking their longest winning streak of the year.

Singapore introduces measures to cool the public housing market

The loan-to-value limit for Housing Development Board loans has been lowered from 80% to 75%, the government said.

China's youth unemployment soars above 17% in July, highest since new system began in December

China's youth unemployment rate soared above 17% in July to the highest level since the new system of record-keeping began in December, official data showed.

CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street extends winning run

S&P 500 and Nasdaq extend winning streak. AMD's $4.9 billion acquisition. GM to cut 1,000 jobs.

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