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Bangladesh police detain protest leaders at hospital

They were being treated for injuries they say were sustained after police tortured them in detention.

World logs hottest day since records began — with fresh highs expected in the coming months

The world's average temperature on Sunday climbed to its highest level ever recorded, according to the European Union's climate monitor.

Has Singapore’s ‘town council strategy’ to hamstring opposition parties run its course?

Settlement of long-running dispute over town council management suggests ‘legal fatigue’ rather than political mileage, analysts note.

Thousands pay respects as Vietnam’s ‘especially outstanding’ leader is buried

Nguyen Phu Trong, 80, led the Vietnam Communist Party since 2011 and oversaw a high-profile anti-corruption drive that swept through the party, police, armed forces and businesses.

Crew 'held each other and jumped' as typhoon sank ship

Survivors of the Tanzania-flagged Fu Shun said they swam "with all their lives" to shore.

Okinawa mayor found dead in Tokyo hotel, illness suspected

Masanori Matsugawa, mayor of Ginowan, was discovered on a bed in his hotel room after he failed to show up at a planned engagement.

Bangladesh faces demand for justice over ‘unlawful killings’ during student protests

Among the calls by UN experts, human rights advocates and protesters is for Bangladesh’s home and law ministers to be prosecuted.

Philippines 'prepares for worst' after oil spill

Authorities are racing to contain the oil spill and prevent it from reaching the capital, Manila.

Japan's Nikkei falls for eighth straight day amid a broader gain in Asia-Pacific markets

Inflation in Japan's capital city of Tokyo is widely considered a leading indicator of price increases in the country.

Mysterious pile of human bones could hide evidence of Japanese war crimes, activists say

Activists want to know if bones discovered at a Tokyo site in 1989 are linked to the notorious Japanese ‘Unit 731’.

Scorn as Bangladesh PM weeps at train station damage

Many said she did not appear to express the same level of sympathy towards those who had died.

Malaysia wants to splash out on tech sector, but heavy water demand hard to quench

The country’s water crisis could worsen due to huge demand for the resource from data centres and chip manufacturers, analysts say.

North Korea’s economy rebounds as Russia ties fuel arms trade

North Korea’s gross domestic product expanded 3.1 per cent in 2023 from a year earlier, ending a three-year streak of contractions, according to South estimates.

China, Russia bombers enter Alaska, Philippines’ Chinese-infiltration fears: 7 highlights

From China being one step closer to putting person on the moon to Hong Kong’s tofu debacle, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.

Asia-Pacific faces fallout from CrowdStrike outage: ‘It will continue to happen’

While its impact on the region was limited, analysts said the incident highlights the need for backup systems and business contingency plans.

Video: Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Pyongyang to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

Sri Lanka announces first presidential election since declaring bankruptcy in 2022

September 21 vote will be the first test of public mood in Sri Lanka amid critical economic reforms.

Typhoon Gaemi hits China after deaths in Taiwan and Philippines

Thousands are evacuated from southern China while Taiwan and the Philippines continue rescue operations.

South China Sea: ‘bullied by China’? Philippine-Vietnam joint drills mark peace bid

Observers say both Asean nations could pave the way for how territorial disputes can be settled in the contested waters.

How a sketch blossomed into Pakistan's first Ghibli-style animation

The Glassworker is the country's first hand-drawn feature film, but could it inspire others?

Tiger Brokers’ AI chatbot saves investors time but still comes with inaccuracies

A year after the launch of TigerGPT, investors are recognising the benefits of AI in helping sift through a sea of financial data, according to the company.

How decline of Indian vultures led to 500,000 human deaths

A new study links the vulture decline in India to deadly bacteria spread, causing about 500,000 deaths.

U.S. economy grew at a 2.8% pace in the second quarter, much more than expected

Gross domestic product in the second quarter was expected to show a 2.1% annualized increase.

North Korea hackers trying to steal nuclear secrets, US and UK warn

A hacking group has been hunting information in areas from uranium enrichment to tanks and submarines.

North Korean hackers are stealing military secrets, US and allies say

The FBI has issued a warrant for one of the ‘Andariel’ hackers, with a reward of up to US$10 million for information leading to his arrest.

Relatives of 18 dead in Nepal plane crash demand answers

The incident has cast a spotlight on the mountainous, landlocked nation’s poor record on air safety, with almost 360 people killed since 2000 in plane and helicopter crashes.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: The tax with potential side effects

The Indian government is borrowing a page from 17th-century England over taxation, but modern Britain holds the clue to some of its side effects.

Gang kills women and children in Papua New Guinea massacre - reports

Police say a gang attacked three remote villages in Papua New Guinea, killing at least two dozen.

China and Russia stage first joint bomber patrol near Alaska

The patrol comes amid US warnings of deepening ties between China and Russia.

Philippines battles to contain oil spill as tanker sinks, leaving one dead

A tanker carrying 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel sank off the coast of Philippines, leading to one casualty and a vast oil spill.

Japan eyes building missile training site on Pacific island to boost long-range capability

The plan emerged as Tokyo aims to acquire ‘counterstrike capabilities’ of attacking targets in enemy territory directly in an emergency, amid Beijing’s military build-up and provocative activities in waters near Japan.

Malaysia PAS slams brewery’s donation to Chinese school, exposing ethnic divide

The accusation comes as some politicians point out that Chinese and Tamil vernacular schools get little funding from the government.

India debates increased Chinese investment: can benefits outweigh geopolitical risks?

Analysts said the chief economic adviser’s call to attract more Chinese FDI should be heeded if India hopes to achieve its growth objectives.

Japan's Nikkei drops over 3% as Asia-Pacific markets track Wall Street's sell-off

South Korea's GDP grew 2.3% year on year, lower than the 2.5% expected by economists polled by Reuters.

Indonesia launches ‘golden visa’ to lure foreign investors

Foreigners who make substantial investments can remain in Indonesia for between five and 10 years.

South China Sea: is Philippines becoming a gateway for West’s Indo-Pacific interests?

By signing defence deals and hosting French, Italian military missions, the Philippines is becoming integral for other nations to explore their Indo-Pacific strategies.

CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street sinks, Tesla slumps

S&P 500 and Nasdaq tumble for worst day since 2022. Tesla slumps 12%. Ford misses earnings

India is on alert after a fresh outbreak of the deadly Nipah virus. Here’s what you need to know

Health authorities in the southern Indian state of Kerala are on high alert for the latest in a series of outbreaks of the incurable Nipah virus.

North Korea trash balloons disrupt flights in Seoul, cause rooftop fire

North Korea has sent about 500 balloons laden with trash into South Korea’s air space over the past 24 hours, officials in the South said.

‘Race against time’ as Philippine tanker capsizes in Manila Bay, spilling fuel oil

A Philippine-flagged tanker carrying 1.4 million litres of industrial fuel oil capsized and sank off Manila as authorities raced against time to contain the spill.

River dance: why India, Bangladesh should cooperate on water projects like Teesta

Choice of India, seen as ‘domestic triumph’ for Bangladesh’s Hasina, can also help resolve long-standing water issues, analysts say.

CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street sinks, Ford slumps

S&P 500 and Nasdaq tumble, marking their worst day since 2022. Tesla slumps 12%. Ford misses earnings estimates.

South China Sea: doubts surface over Philippines’ deal with Beijing on shoal missions

The two sides reached an apparent agreement, but insiders and analysts suggest tensions could yet flare again despite the talks.

Pilot survived Nepal crash after cockpit split from plane

The plane's cockpit split from its fuselage leaving pilot as the sole survivor of crash that killed 18.

Lammy aims to reset UK-India ties with early trip

The foreign secretary wants to boost relations amid instability among American and European allies.

US sanctions China-based network over links to North Korea space and missile programmes

The targets include a half-dozen people and five firms in China, accused of supporting Pyongyang in defiance of United Nations actions.

New Zealand PM promises reform after inquiry finds 200,000 abused in state, religious care

Nearly one-in-three children and vulnerable adults in care from 1950 to 2019 experienced some form of abuse, a public inquiry found.

CrowdStrike blames defect in content update for epic global tech outage

CrowdStrike said a bug in a quality-assurance tool the company uses to check updates for mistakes allowed flawed data to go out to customers, causing last week’s meltdown.

Almost one in three people in NZ care was abused

The report found that thousands suffered a litany of abuses, including rape and electric shocks.

Singapore, Hafnia to transfer oil cargo from fire-hit tanker

The Singapore-flagged tanker Hafnia Nile and the Sao Tome and Principe-flagged tanker Ceres I collided and caught fire on July 19.

World shatters heat record for the second time in just two days

The world registered its hottest day on record for the second time in just two days, according to the latest data compiled by the EU's climate monitor.

Britain can deliver on its domestic goals by working with China

As Britain’s new government seeks to revamp the nation’s politics, there are key opportunities to adopt a similar approach on foreign affairs.

World breaks record for hottest day ever for second day in a row

Scientists said it was possible that Tuesday or Wednesday of this week could again surpass Monday’s record, as temperature peaks generally happen in clusters.

India’s measures to tackle youth unemployment crisis dismissed as inadequate

A dearth of jobs in India has been cited as a key reason for PM Narendra Modi’s underwhelming performance at the recent election.

Korean Air orders at least 40 Boeing wide-body planes in a vote of confidence for the manufacturer

Korean Air gave Boeing a vote of confidence with an order of at least 40 wide-body planes.

Malaysia seeks accountability from social media firms for online crime to boost compliance rate

Communications chief Fahmi Fadzil says while Meta’s platforms have the highest compliance rate, X is ‘last in class’ at just 25 per cent.

Singapore jails Canadian-born Hong Kong woman for credit card theft, trying to flee country

Morena Hui Yan-Yan is also on the run from authorities in Toronto, Canada, where she has been wanted for alleged fraud and other property offences since 2019

Drenched in blood - how Bangladesh protests turned deadly

At least 150 people have been killed - some of those caught up in the bloodshed describe what happened.

Scientists discover ‘dark oxygen’ being produced by seabed metals in ground-breaking study

A team of scientists has discovered that oxygen is being produced by metallic nodules thousands of meters below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.

Philippines broadens defence ties with Singapore amid China tensions

Since territorial hostilities between China and the Philippines surged, Manila has taken steps to forge new security alliances with a number of Asian and Western countries.

Plane crashes at Nepal’s Kathmandu airport after take-off, killing 18, pilot sole survivor

The plane had already taken off and turned right before it crashed in the eastern section of the airport, a statement said.

Asian Development Bank must craft a policy that truly protects people and the planet

Draft changes to the bank’s environmental and social policy suggest a weakening of standards that will affect frontline communities.

Asia markets fall as traders assess Japan, Aussie business activity data and U.S. tech earnings

Investors in Asia will also look at tech stocks to see if there is any spillover effect on EV stocks after Tesla earnings missed estimates.

North Korea rejects Trump’s overtures, shrugs off US election outcome: ‘we do not care’

Will Kamala Harris or Donald Trump win the US presidency in November? It doesn’t matter, Pyongyang says – the result will be the same.

Australian surfer's leg washes up after shark attack

Kai McKenzie, 23, was attacked by a three-metre-long great white shark in Australia on Tuesday.

CNBC Daily Open: Nasdaq futures fall as Alphabet, Tesla earnings disappoint

Wall Street slips ahead of megacap earnings. Alphabet's Youtube ad revenue misses expectations. Tesla slides on weaker-than-expected earnings

India 'clearly has a problem' finding new drivers for economic growth, JPMorgan's Jahangir Aziz says

India "clearly has a problem" figuring out new drivers for its economic growth even as its economy expands at a fast pace, JPMorgan said.

Luxury brands suffer as Chinese shoppers hold back

LVMH, the world's biggest luxury group, saw sales in Asia fall 14% in the second quarter of 2024.

Indonesia’s former vice-president Hamzah Haz dies at 84

Haz, who served under President Megawati Soekarnoputri, died at a hospital in Jakarta on Wednesday.

Ukraine risks North and South Korea-like division, says former Singapore diplomat

Russia's war on Ukraine could end with the latter being divided into two — like North and South Korea, says Singapore's former ambassador to Russia, Bilarhari Kausikan.

Deadly deluge strikes Philippines as Typhoon Gaemi fuels monsoon chaos, killing 12

Gaemi, known locally as Carina, was forecast to reach its peak intensity before making landfall over Taiwan later on Wednesday.

The tiny Indian village claiming Kamala Harris as its own

Thulasendhrapuram, a tiny village in South India, is where Kamala Harris’ maternal grandparents are from.

Trump 2.0 could go 'nuclear' on China trade, while economists say Harris would remain tough

Economists and trade experts largely expect Trump would further cut and destabilize trade relations between the world's two largest economies.

Sri Lanka apologises to Muslims for forced Covid cremations against WHO advice

Sri Lanka’s entire Muslim community – around 10 per cent of the 22 million population – was still traumatised, representatives said.

CNBC Daily Open: Nasdaq futures fall as Alphabet, Tesla earnings disappoint

Wall Street slips ahead of megacap earnings. Alphabet's Youtube ad revenue misses expectations. Tesla slides on weaker-than-expected earnings

‘200 Alice Guos’: fugitive Philippine mayor’s case stokes fears of Chinese infiltration

Alice Guo’s case has exposed a number of systemic vulnerabilities to foreign actors in the country’s legal and administrative systems, observers warn.

How retired Australian striker earned Olympic comeback

Michelle Heyman's comeback has been called one of the greatest in Australian sporting history.

Malaysia evacuates 123 citizens from Bangladesh amid violent protests

More than 50 Malaysians opted to stay in the country due to work or study, officials said.

An Asian city is named the safest destination in the world for travelers

Singapore is named the world's safest city for tourists, according to recent research by Forbes Advisor.

Bangladesh accepts court ruling to cut state job quotas after unrest, eases curfew

The Bangladesh government issued an order redistributing quotas for government jobs after violent protests demanding reforms led to widespread violence.

Singapore’s US$1.3 million flat reignites debate on home affordability

Analysts say authorities should relook public housing measures and issue may influence vote patterns in Singapore’s next general election.

Modi's government pledges fiscal prudence in India's post-election budget

India's government promised spending on job creation but also called for fiscal prudence as it announced its financial budget on Tuesday.

India’s finance minister in favour of more Chinese direct investment, despite strained ties

India tightened its scrutiny of investments from Chinese companies and halted major projects since 2020, after border clashes.

Malaysia’s PM Anwar mourns passing of influential anthropologist James C. Scott

The prime minister gave high praise to the professor, who did the fieldwork for his seminal 1985 book ‘Weapons of the Weak’ in Kedah.

‘Malicious’: Philippine officials slam deepfake video of Marcos Jnr allegedly doing drugs

Analysts say the technology used to make the video represents an increasingly serious threat to the Philippines.

How did Philippines’ Marcos Jnr fare in his State of the Nation Address?

Marcos Jnr won praise for West Philippine Sea and Pogos issues, but critics say he failed to address inflation or agricultural productivity.

Palestinian rivals Hamas and Fatah sign reconciliation agreement in China

This is far from the first time the rival groups have signed reconciliation pacts, only to return to hostilities due to persistent disagreements.

Thailand U-turns on cannabis, again, to legislate medical use, not re-criminalise the plant

Thailand will work towards legislating marijuana for medical use, signalling a U-turn on plans to re-criminalise the plant and another change in the government’s position on cannabis.

Malaysia vegetable farmers in a pickle over diesel subsidy cuts, mull abandoning crops

The warning by an industry group comes as the government’s removal of blanket diesel subsidies continues to spark public anger.

China's CSI 300 leads declines in Asia amid mixed trading in the region; India markets fall after budget

India's Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex were both down nearly 0.8% after the country unveiled its first budget under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third five-year term.

CNBC Daily Open: Tech rebounds, CrowdStrike tumbles, Wiz rejects Google

S&P 500 clocks best day since early June. Republicans call on CrowdStrike CEO to testify. Wiz ends $23 billion Google deal.

CNBC Daily Open: Wall Street looks past political uncertainty

S&P 500 clocks best day since early June. Republicans call on CrowdStrike CEO to testify. Buffett sell $1.5 billion BofA stake.

Asia stocks fall as Biden drops presidential bid; China unexpectedly cuts interest rates

"It is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as President,” Biden wrote in a letter.

CNBC Daily Open: Biden drops out, endorses Harris

Biden ends reelection bid and backs Harris. S&P 500 and Nasdaq post biggest weekly loss. CrowdStrike failure.

CNBC Daily Open: Biden drops out

Biden ends reelection bid and backs Harris. S&P 500 and Nasdaq post biggest weekly loss. CrowdStrike failure.

Flights grounded and passengers warned of delays amid global IT outage

A slew of airlines said operations would be impacted on one of the busiest flight days of the year.

Xiaomi launches first flip phone at just over $800, with a $70 portable printer

The Mix Flip starts at 5,999 yuan ($825), the Chinese company announced.

China's cooking oil scandal prompts residents to buy oil presses amid food safety concerns

A food safety controversy over cooking oil has sparked widespread anger among the public — and locals are taking it into their own hands to procure supplies.

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