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Vietnam floods: Typhoon Yagi death toll reaches 127, Hanoi on alert

Typhoon Yagi, which made landfall on Saturday, has caused widespread damage, including the collapse of a bridge.

Protesting Indian doctors defy court, will not return to work until rape case demands met

The protesting doctors are pushing its demands for justice for the victim and better security at hospitals.

More than 127 dead in Vietnam super typhoon

The most powerful storm to hit the country in 30 years has also left thousands stranded.

Indonesian villagers dress up dead family members in corpse ritual

The ceremony, called the Ma’nene, is said to be held every few years.

'If we can't speak, why live?' - BBC meets women after new Taliban law

The new law, banning women from raising their voice in public, is the latest crushing women's rights.

Singapore’s record setting US$24 million office sale on Orchard Road signals investor interest

The purchase of the sixth story of the Tong Building, highlights investor interest in the city’s commercial property market despite economic headwinds.

Indonesia to ban construction of hotels, villas in Bali to tackle overdevelopment

Moratorium could last for up to 10 years as government aims to improve quality of tourism and preserve agricultural land.

Pope's mass in Timor-Leste draws 600,000 worshippers

Homes were recently demolished and families displaced in the area where the congregation is being held.

South China Sea: Malaysia shadows Chinese research ship, asserting energy rights

With plans for a new naval base in Sarawak also under way, Malaysia signals its commitment to defending its territorial claims.

Pope Francis’ East Timor mass draws 600,000 worshippers, nearly half the nation, Vatican says

Pope Francis’ visit to East Timor drew a record-breaking crowd, highlighting the significance of the pontiff’s visit for the nation’s history and future.

At Japan’s damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, radioactive debris removal resumes

The debris consists of nuclear fuel and parts of the plant’s infrastructure.

China's exports grow by 8.7% in August, beating expectations

China's exports have been a bright spot in an economy otherwise struggling to boost domestic demand.

Asia-Pacific markets mixed as investors digest China trade data

China's exports grew 8.7% year-on-year in August and imports grew 0.5%, compared to the forecast of 6.5% and 2% in a Reuters poll.

At Japan’s Fukushima, a high-stakes recovery of deadly radioactive debris resumes

The mission is part of a decades-long effort to decommission Fukushima, where an estimated 880 tonnes of fatally radioactive fuel remain.

South Korea slams leak of ‘blacklist’ doctors who refused to join strike, vows sanctions

The list called doctors manning emergency rooms ‘forced labourers’ and revealed information including their names and phone numbers.

Row over aircons in classrooms as China swelters

Parents' calls to install air conditioners in classrooms spark a debate online.

Poisonous pufferfish preparation test passed by girl, 10, in Japan. Chef calls her amazing

A girl aged 10 has gained certification in Japan to serve fugu, or pufferfish, whose poison can kill diners if not properly handled.

South China Sea: Philippines logs record 203 Chinese vessels near its shores in 1 week

The unprecedented surge follows a series of stand-offs and reclamation concerns at Sabina Shoal, the latest South China Sea flashpoint.

North Korea to ‘exponentially’ increase nuclear weapons stockpile, Kim says

Experts predict that by 2027, North Korea could amass enough nuclear material for 200 warheads, raising alarms about its military ambitions.

Australia to ban children as old as 16 from TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, others

The minimum age for children to log into social media sites has not been decided, but is expected to be between 14 and 16, the PM said.

Cautious Chinese travelers are taking more last-minute trips as economy struggles

Chinese travelers are taking more last-minute trips as they become more cautious with spending amid lackluster economic recovery.

South Korea’s deepfake porn epidemic: victims demand action as crisis deepens

Experts warn that systemic misogyny and inadequate enforcement have allowed the crisis to spiral amid a widening gender divide.

As Japan’s deadly summer heat claims 252 lives in Tokyo, experts warn of long-term threat

Despite government warnings, most victims were elderly residents of Japan’s capital found indoors without air conditioning.

The US and China must avoid dropping a ‘Silicon Curtain’

Both countries can pursue their technological goals without abandoning open markets and compromising global innovation.

From one to 29 medals: India’s Paralympic revolution

India's impressive show in Paris has delighted many but there is plenty more to do.

Infamous Philippine pastor’s arrest seen as major blow to Duterte’s political fortunes

Critics of the former president say the arrest of Apollo Quiboloy is a sign the ‘Dutertes’ walls of impunity are crumbling’.

No rise in Chinese visitors arrested in Singapore since start of visa-free travel: official

New clearance rules at immigration have helped deter more visitors with a criminal record from entering Singapore, official notes.

Ukraine war: sanctioned Russian plant delivering gas to Asia, defying US restrictions

The move highlight Moscow’s efforts to circumvent restrictions and find new markets for its gas.

'Economic refugees' flee from New Zealand as cost-of-living crisis deepens

The economy is going to "get worse before it gets better," said Shamubeel Eaqub, principal economist at the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research.

India’s top court orders protesting doctors to resume work amid outcry over Kolkata rape

India’s Supreme Court ordered protesting doctors to return to work by Tuesday, threatening ‘adverse action’ if they don’t comply.

Carry trade unwind could replicate August mayhem, suggests currency strategist, as yen strengthens

Unwinding of the yen carry trade is expected to continue in September, presenting risk of another large sell-off, according to BK's Kathy Lien.

Indian authorities hunt down wolves that killed 10 people, including children

Wolves may prey on humans and livestock as a last resort if they are starving, experts say.

Malaysia 1MDB scandal: millions funnelled to Kim Kardashian, Pharrell Williams via Jho Low

A Malaysian court heard that US$2.4 million from 1MDB was transferred to Kim Kardashian and Pharrell Williams via Jho Low’s shell company.

South China Sea: Philippines ‘will not allow’ Beijing to remove vessels

Philippine military officials have vowed to protect the BRP Teresa Magbanua, a key asset in the South China Sea stand-off at Sabina Shoal.

Why Taiwan is struggling to curb its tech-fuelled housing boom

Housing has risen to the top of Taiwan’s policy agenda, but differences between the government and central bank are slowing progress.

Citing ‘massacres’, Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina’s extradition from India

Hasina’s government was accused of human rights abuses including the mass detention and extrajudicial killing of her political opponents.

Allegations mount against India market regulator

The head of India’s market regulator denies any conflict of interest in her activities.

Hang Seng leads losses in Asia; China consumer inflation comes in weaker than forecast

Traders in Asia assessed Japan's revised GDP figure for the second quarter and China's consumer price index report.

Typhoon Yagi aftermath: bridge collapses in Vietnam as death toll reaches 64

Typhoon Yagi was the strongest typhoon to hit the Southeast Asian nation in decades when it made landfall over the weekend.

Japan faces uncertainties amid threats from China abroad and political and earthquake fears at home

In this week’s issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we take an in-depth look at Japan’s problems at home and abroad.

Indian diaspora protests over Kolkata doctor’s rape, murder – from Singapore to Sweden

Protests against the August 9 killing started in Japan, Australia, Taiwan and Singapore, before spreading to cities in Europe and the US.

Malaysia scraps loathed internet re-routing plan after public backlash

Insiders warn fallout from scrapped DNS policy could undermine government efforts to attract tech investments from major players like Nvidia.

The hospital struggling to save its starving babies

Acute malnutrition, which has ravaged Afghanistan for decades, has reached an unprecedented level.

Fugitive pastor wanted by FBI caught in Philippines

Apollo Quiboloy is charged with child sex trafficking in the US and in the Philippines.

Philippines’ Sabina Shoal dilemma, Chinese super radars’ Giza discovery: 5 weekend reads

From the Philippines’ Sabina Shoal dilemma to the failed war on drugs in Malaysia, here are five weekend reads you may have missed.

‘It’s a dream’: Filipinos in Singapore rejoice at once-in-a-lifetime chance to see pope

The last papal visit was in 1986 when Pope John Paul II stopped by the city state for five hours.

Thailand is drowning in household debt. The new prime minister wants to change that

An estimated US$475 billion of debt is driving inequality, the government says – as Thailand’s economic growth lags behind its neighbours.

Malaysia’s stock market hopes high after mini-mart IPO mints country’s newest billionaire

The IPO by 99 Speed Mart raised US$531 million on its debut, making owner Lee Thiam Wah Malaysia’s newest billionaire.

Modern slavery in Australia’s diplomatic heart: envoys’ abuse of domestic workers exposed

Recent court rulings reveal harrowing stories of abuse and neglect at the hands of envoys operating under diplomatic immunity in Canberra.

Climate change leaves future of Pacific Islands tourism 'highly uncertain'

Tourist sector bosses in the region are increasingly concerned about the impact of climate change.

Singapore’s UOB wants to dominate US$2 trillion trade finance market in Southeast Asia

UOB has only 1 per cent of the trade financing market in the region, leaving a huge room for the bank to build its dominance.

Typhoon Yagi’s Vietnam death toll rises to 14, including family of 4 killed in landslide

The typhoon left a trail of destruction and two dozen people dead across southern China and the Philippines before ravaging Vietnam.

Southeast Asia is starting the work of fixing a broken world order

As UN reform remains elusive and ongoing crises escalate, several trends in Southeast Asia offer a picture of multilateralism done right.

Philippines arrests celebrity pastor Apollo Quiboloy, also wanted in US, for sex crimes

The pastor – ex-President Duterte’s spiritual adviser – is accused of sex trafficking and sex abuse, and is on the FBI’s ‘most wanted’ list.

Breast cancer rises among Asian-American, Pacific Islander women, faster than many other groups

The reasons are unclear, say experts, but ‘one of the hypotheses we’re exploring is the role of stress’.

‘Extremely serious’: India tops global plastic waste emissions with 9.3 million tonnes, study shows

Experts say lack of infrastructure for proper waste collection is a primary cause, call for industry-specific policies to address crisis.

From ‘New Hope’ to ‘Mulyono’: how power grabs threaten Widodo’s legacy in Indonesia

The once-popular president now faces a backlash as allegations of dynasty building cast a pall over his commitment to democracy.

Chinese giant Chery could build cars in UK

Chery is weighing up the possibility of building cars in the UK, according to a senior executive.

Malaysia denies web traffic rerouting plan ‘draconian’ as censorship fears rise

The regulator said the move would protect users from harmful content, but critics argue it could dent the country’s digital economy.

Japan’s hikikomori go on a pilgrimage of self-discovery to find their way back into the world

New Start’s hiking project gives social recluses a chance to reintegrate into society by following in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims.

Singapore’s Changi Airport to expand with new mega terminal to stay ahead of regional rivals

The new Terminal 5, when operational in the mid-2030s, would allow the aviation hub serve more than 200 destinations.

Can Hun Manet chart Cambodia a new course free from his father’s shadow?

The new PM’s first year in charge has been defined by attempts to bolster Cambodia’s international standing and prioritise strong China ties.

Hong Kong should give its art hub the funds it needs to succeed

As a showcase of Hong Kong stories and a launching pad for Chinese soft power, the West Kowloon Cultural District is a public good deserving of public funds.

Deadly dust: the Indian village where silicosis made 90% of the women widows

A village in India’s Rajasthan state has seen the majority of its men die, leaving behind a ‘village of widows’.

Argentina condemn Australia to biggest Test defeat

Argentina overturn a 17-point deficit to condemn Australia to their heaviest Test defeat, with a thumping victory in the Rugby Championship.

A beauty pageant turns ugly: The alleged plot to steal a queen’s crown

Allegations of vote rigging threw the Miss Fiji pageant into turmoil - but what was the truth?

How Azerbaijan’s strategic reach for Brics will benefit China too

Baku’s strategic position and aspiration to diversify its economy aligns with Beijing’s vision for Eurasian connectivity.

Deadly Super Typhoon Yagi hits Vietnam

Death toll stands at 22 people so far.

Would you eat insects if they were tastier?

Insects are touted as an option for a healthier, greener diet. Is that enough reason for people to bite?

An 'argument over notebooks' led to murder at an Indian school - and set a city ablaze

The killing of a Hindu boy, allegedly by his Muslim classmate, sparked religious tensions in an Indian city.

China shifts gear in Africa as it looks to a green future

China looks to invest in clean energy but it is not clear if this will shift the relationship with Africa.

Honor looks to get ahead of Apple in China with its own AI assistant

The upgraded AI agent from Honor will look to compete with the likes of Samsung's Bixby and Apple's Siri.

U.S. financial markets, public companies are a growing target for Russian hackers

Financial markets are a growing target for Russian hackers, as highlighted in the latest episode of CNBC's "The Crimes of Putin's Trader" podcast.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Stocks had a record-breaking rally. What's next?

After a record-breaking 14-day rally, analyst fear risks are rising from the stock market's own success.

Asia-Pacific markets mostly fall as Japan spending misses expectations; Hong Kong closes due to typhoon

Japan's household spending data, combined with pay numbers from Thursday, will give a clue about the Bank of Japan's monetary policy moves.

7-Eleven's parent company rejects $38.6 billion takeover bid, says offer 'grossly undervalues' company

Even if the offer was raised "very significantly," Seven & i said the bid does not consider the "multiple and significant challenges" it would face.

7-Eleven owner rejects $38bn buyout offer

Japanese owner of convenience store giant says offer from Canadian rival ‘grossly undervalues’ firm.

World swelters through its hottest summer on record for the second year running

The summer of 2024 was the hottest in history, according to the European Union's climate monitor.

Fury as Filipino officials pose with 'China spy mayor'

Disgraced ex-mayor Alice Guo flashes a wide smile and the peace sign in photos with her escorts.

Tesla says it will launch Full Self Driving product in Europe and China early next year

Tesla says it will launch its "Full Self Driving" driver assistance product in Europe and China early next year.

India and Singapore agree to cooperate on chips as countries seek to strengthen partnership

"Singapore is not just a partner, it is an inspiration for every developing country. We want to create a bunch of Singapores in India," Modi said in a meeting with Wong.

Tesla Cybertruck is in a category of its own for better or worse

The Cybertruck, which in many ways is more "cyber" than "truck," has created a new segment in the automotive industry that it solely holds.

Japan's Nikkei leads losses as Asia-Pacific markets close mixed after Wednesday's sell-off

In Japan, average monthly cash earnings in the country rose 3.6% year-on-year, a softer rise compared to the 4.5% climb seen in June.

China's Xi pledges over $50 billion in financial aid to Africa to deepen ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday that China will provide over $50 billion of financial support to Africa over the next three years.

Chinese consumer companies have a 'disproportionate' advantage over Asian peers in winning the global market

Chinese brands turning to global markets for growth have a major advantage over the first wave of Asian businesses: a large ethnic Chinese diaspora.

Cathay Pacific confirms it expects A350s back in service within days after engine issue

The Hong Kong airline said 15 of the 48 Airbus A350s in its fleet were found to have engine fuel lines that required replacement.

Alibaba to allow payment through Tencent's WeChat Pay for the first time on e-commerce apps

Alibaba's shopping platforms Taobao and Tmall will accept Tencent's WeChat Pay likely within this month, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Nikkei sees worst day since early August sell-off; Taiex leads losses in Asia as tech stocks fall

Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 4.24% to close at 37,047.61, while the broad-based Topix dropped 3.65% to 2,633.49.

India's Modi expected to usher in new era of bilateral agreements in Singapore visit

The Indian prime minister had also visited Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Brunei in the last three months since his reelection.

'Golden era' for Hong Kong retail is over as Chinese tourists continue to tighten their purse strings

Real estate analysts claimed that the shopping frenzy the city once experienced will not return "for a long, long time."

First France, now South Korea — Telegram's legal troubles are only growing. Here's why

Telegram is facing a probe in South Korea, where police suspect it of helping spread illicit deepfake porn, adding to the platform's mounting legal troubles.

Chinese consumer brands look to crack the global market with Singapore as a testbed

Chinese consumer brands are using Singapore as a cultural testbed in their push to build an international business.

Asia-Pacific markets mostly fall after South Korea's inflation rate hits 42-month low

South Korea's headline inflation for August eased to 2% form 2.6%, its lowest level since March 2021

JPMorgan economist says China's housing market crash is still not over

China's troubled housing market could see prolonged softness, as a slew of government stimulus and supportive measures have not been "satisfactory."

Huawei looks to upstage Apple with product launch just hours after expected iPhone 16 unveiling

It's unclear what Huawei plans to launch, but the company's consumer and automotive technology executive Richard Yu, called it an "epoch-making product."

Defense stocks in an ESG portfolio? A profound — and controversial — shift seems to be underway

The idea of including defense stocks in sustainably-minded portfolios remains controversial.

Asia markets mixed after China manufacturing slumps to 6-month low; CSI 300 hits 7-month low

Among the economic data coming out from major markets in the region this week are inflation data from South Korea and Australia's second-quarter GDP data

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