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Singapore election: race, foreign meddling hot topics with hot seats too close to call

Singapore’s election sees cost of living and foreign interference take centre stage as PM Lawrence Wong warns against a weakened government amid tight races.

Thai rice farmers brace for impact of US tariffs: ‘we won’t survive’

US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have compounded existing worries for farmers in the world’s second-largest rice-exporting nation.

Why Sandy Cay matters: Philippines and China stake rival claims in South China Sea dispute

Experts interpret Manila’s counter flag-raising as an effort to resist Beijing’s creeping jurisdiction.

Singapore election: PAP fields record female candidates in diversity push

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the move would ‘inject fresh energy’ into the party that’s aiming to connect with a changing electorate.

India hunts suspects days after deadly Kashmir attack

Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir demolish houses of alleged militants after last week's attack.

Trump’s Quad allies in Asia fret over tariffs as China factor complicates ties

Even as Japan, India, and Australia face US tariffs, they are also being pressured by Washington to rebalance their ties with China.

Man’s second-time rescue from Japan’s Mount Fuji after bid to retrieve phone sparks anger

Many in Japan are demanding that the 27-year-old Chinese man, who lives in the country, pay for the costs of rescuing him twice.

3 Asian property markets could offer shelter from Trump’s tariff storm

Although no property market is fully shielded from the trade shock, Asia’s real estate sector has strong and diverse sources of resilience.

China rolls out employment support and hints at more stimulus as U.S. tensions escalate

Senior Chinese officials outlined plans to support jobs and help exporters, while hinting at the possibility of more stimulus in light of rising U.S. tensions.

Japanese police warn of lethal Chinese-made toy guns sold online

Authorities say 16 models marketed as toys are capable of firing live ammunition with deadly force like real handguns.

Maldives aligns with Malaysia in call for ‘legitimate’ Palestinian state amid Gaza tensions

The Maldives reiterated call for a Palestinian state comes two weeks after the island nation implemented an entry ban on Israeli passport holders.

India, Pakistan trade fire for fourth night amid hunt for Kashmir militants

New Delhi says it retaliated against ‘unprovoked’ shelling as security forces detain hundreds following last week’s deadly attack on tourists.

Japan-Philippines defence pact in focus as Ishiba visits Manila for key talks with Marcos

Shigeru Ishiba is expected to push for full ratification of a reciprocal access agreement, paving the way for expanded military cooperation.

Singapore’s Lawrence Wong flags Malaysian election influence attempt ahead of polls

The city state’s prime minister also warned at an electoral rally against the ‘very dangerous’ mixing of religion and politics.

'Her legacy will slay': Drag Race stars mourn Jiggly Caliente

The Filipina-American transwoman died early Saturday after suffering from a "severe infection".

Singapore negotiates US chips access, seeks pharmaceutical tariff concessions

Washington says it’s keen to explore ‘creative solutions’ on trade with the city state, whose deputy PM has touted progress in talks.

Mount Fuji climber rescued twice after going back for lost phone

He returned to Mount Fuji four days after his initial rescue in the hopes of finding his phone.

Vietnam’s To Lam makes ‘fast and furious’ cuts to bureaucracy in quest for lean new era

Communist Party chief To Lam is reshaping bureaucracy by merging provinces, boosting efficiency and extending influence.

N Korea confirms it sent troops to fight for Russia in Ukraine war

It comes just days after Russia's Valery Gerasimov praised the "heroism" of North Korean troops.

Philippines’ Bulusan Volcano erupts, spewing ash 4.5km high

Before the eruption early on Monday morning, researchers had recorded 53 volcanic earthquakes over a 24-hour period.

Japan is home to world’s smallest park, with space for 1 person at a time

Loved locally for years, a tiny patch of grass and a lone stool in Nagaizumi town has scooped the title of world’s smallest park.

Malaysian drinks names explained: from Michael Jackson to ‘tiger bites lion’

Get the inside scoop on Malaysia’s surprisingly evocative drinks terminology, from a chocolatey dinosaur to a coffee concoction with a kick.

Chinese factories are stopping production and looking for new markets as U.S. tariffs bite

Chinese manufacturers are pausing production and turning to new markets as the impact of U.S. tariffs sets in, according to companies and analysts.

Inside the abusive world of Japanese nursing: ‘violence was common’

Japan’s nurses hope a high-profile case will finally force change in their abusive workplaces.

North Korea confirms troop deployment to Russia for first time, hails ‘heroes’

Ukrainian officials estimate North Korea has sent 14,000 troops to Russia, including 3,000 reinforcements to offset its losses.

As Trump rides roughshod over trade, China is ready to pick up the pieces

China’s message of stable cooperation is resonating as Trump accelerates the birth of a post-US world with rising powers independent of US whims.

Myanmar's army vowed a ceasefire after the earthquake. I saw them break it repeatedly

The BBC's Quentin Sommerville witnesses daily attacks on a rebel-held area ravaged by the country's long-running civil war.

RuPaul’s Drag Race star Jiggly Caliente dies at 44 from infection after leg amputation

Philippines-born Caliente immigrated to US 20 years ago. In 2018 she released a hip-hop album that includes track where she raps in Tagalog.

Beijing seizes tiny sandbank in South China Sea

The Philippines, which disputes China's claim to the sandbank, responds by releasing a photo of its own forces on another.

Drag Race and Pose star Jiggly Caliente dies aged 44

The drag performer had part of her leg amputated on Thursday after a "severe infection", her family says.

Pakistan troops kill 54 militants crossing Afghanistan border, army says

The military said intelligence reports indicated that the militants were ‘Khwarij’ – a phrase the government uses for the Pakistani Taliban.

Australia’s Albanese says he trusts Trump on US defence ties

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he trusts Trump to have Australia’s back on security despite their ‘different values’ on trade.

The Southeast Asians facing exile from the US to a land they’ve never known

After surviving a CIA-led war and building lives in America, Laotian migrants are now being detained and deported with little warning.

UN urges ‘maximum restraint’ to arch-rivals India and Pakistan

Troops from Pakistan and India exchanged fire in disputed Kashmir for a third night in a row, following an attack on April 22 that killed 26.

Front-runner Lee Jae-myung wins party primary for South Korea election

South Korea’s opposition Democratic Party named Lee Jae-myung, the party’s ex-leader, as its candidate for the snap presidential election.

Remembering Nora Aunor: actress, ‘rebel’ and the Philippines’ ‘Superstar’

Filipino screenwriter Ricardo Lee pays tribute to Aunor, who spent her career fighting stereotypes and giving voice to the marginalised.

US deploys anti-ship missiles in Philippines, holds live-fire drills amid China tensions

The allies also unleashed a barrage of artillery fire during the Balikatan exercises in a province facing the South China Sea.

AI errors over Malaysia’s Jalur Gemilang flag spark national pride and controversy

Recent inaccuracies in the national flag’s depiction have upset the public, where even small errors are seen as national insults.

Why proposed Japan-US unified defence zone makes South Korea uneasy

Despite US enthusiasm, South Korea fears being drawn into conflicts beyond the Korean peninsula, such as the Taiwan Strait.

Asean must see US tariff pause for what it is – a trade hostage crisis

By pausing tariffs instead of repealing them, Trump creates the illusion of flexibility while retaining coercive leverage.

Unrealistic to shift all U.S. iPhone assembly to India, Apple bear Craig Moffett writes to clients

Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson reacts to the report Apple was aiming to shift production toward India.

As Pakistan bets on a mining boom, can it equal Indonesia’s nickel success?

A landmark deal unlocking vast copper and gold reserves has Pakistan eyeing a transformative economic shift.

Virginia Giuffre, Prince Andrew’s accuser in Epstein sex trafficking scandal, dies at 41

Mother-of-three Giuffre, a key figure in Jeffrey Epstein’s downfall, took her own life at her farm in Australia ‘after being a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking’.

Singapore election: do politicians ‘abandon’ residents when they contest elsewhere?

The debate arose after Health Minister Ong Ye Kung accused SDP chief Chee Soon Juan of abandoning Bukit Batok to contest in Sembawang West.

Singapore orders curb on 3 foreigners’ Facebook posts for election interference

The authorities say the posts ‘intended to promote or prejudice the electoral success or standing of a political party or candidate’.

Lost dog in Australia found after 529 days on Kangaroo Island

The miniature dachshund, which has eluded searchers on Kangaroo Island since November 2023, has been returned to ‘her loving parents’.

Philippines urged to ‘strategically’ work with China amid US tariff tensions

It follows a call from a Chinese envoy for the Philippines and fellow Asean members to be united in safeguarding free trade.

Singapore election rallies are back, but will they sway voters?

With the competing parties holding their first rallies in 10 years, there is strong interest to hear what their candidates have to say.

Why the Philippines can’t ignore China’s Southeast Asia pivot

Beijing’s focus on regional stability and trade openness presents both challenges and opportunities that Manila can’t afford to overlook.

Bangladesh’s new leader dreams big, with China’s backing

A popular revolt that ousted the kleptocratic Sheikh Hasina thrust Muhammad Yunus, 84, into power. Now he’s looking to China for help.

China showcases its neighbourhood diplomacy across Southeast Asia

President Xi Jinping’s recent trip to Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia highlighted China’s commitment to fostering regional harmony.

Six police officers killed in Thailand plane crash

The small plane hit the water around 100 metres from the shore near a coastal resort.

South Korea, US aim for ‘July package’ to resolve tariff disputes

Seoul has offered to partner with Washington in shipbuilding and energy, and says it aims to address their bilateral trade imbalance.

Philippines orders investigation into alleged China interference in May elections

The allegations come amid confrontations and strained ties between China and US ally the Philippines over disputed areas in the South China Sea.

Trump signs order to boost deep-sea mining, seeking to break China's critical minerals dominance

The practice of deep-sea mining involves using heavy machinery to remove minerals and metals from the seabed, where they build up into potato-sized nodules.

India destroys homes of 2 Kashmir attack suspects

Amid much tension between India and Pakistan, there is a massive hunt under way for the militant gang responsible for murdering 26 men in the tourist resort of Pahalgam.

Malaysians bite back at Bill O’Reilly’s ‘poor’ claims: ‘we have free healthcare, grandpa’

The US political commentator drew the ire of Malaysians by suggesting they were too poor to buy a hat or afford a proper meal.

Malaysia vows to buy more US goods in break from united Asean front on Trump’s tariffs

Malaysia is looking for ways to reduce its US$25 billion trade surplus with the US in a bid to ease the pain of a proposed 24 per cent levy.

Why the next pope may be Asian or African

The centre of faith is moving away from the West, a shift that could add impetus to the late pope’s reforms.

Can India really stop river water from flowing into Pakistan?

After a deadly militant attack in Kashmir, India suspended a key water treaty with neighbouring Pakistan.

China has halted rare earth exports, can Australia step up?

Australia has proposed to create a strategic reserve of critical minerals.

South Korea supermarket stabbing spree leaves 1 dead

Local police are investigating whether the suspect has a history of mental illness and the reason for the attack.

CNBC Daily Open: Markets rise as tech boost offsets trade worries — for now

Trade tensions still lurk, with Intel CFO David Zinsner warning that tariffs and retaliation from other countries have increased the likelihood of a recession.

South Korean firm tells workers to shower at least once a day as summer nears

The company also warned employees to be mindful of cigarette odours, sweat after exercise and clothes that haven’t been washed.

TikTok astrologer arrested for predicting new Myanmar quake

The prediction caused panic weeks after a 7.7 magnitude quake killed 3,500 people, authorities say.

Emerging markets are betting on a post-tariffs winner — and it’s not China or the U.S.

"The acceleration of South-South trade, I think, will take a new dynamism because of the new trade policy of the U.S.," the UN's Rebeca Grynspan told CNBC.

The best souvenir from Korea? It’s rice for rising numbers of Japanese visitors

Amid a rice shortage in Japan that has seen prices rise 92 per cent in a year, Japanese visitors to Korea are buying the grain to take home.

South Korea calls for 'calm, orderly' talks with the U.S. amid hopes of a tariff deal by early July

The deal will reportedly be pursued by July 8, the day U.S. President Donald Trump's 90-day tariff suspension is due to end.

China shares rare Moon rocks with US despite trade war

Two US institutions have been granted access to samples collected by the Chang'e-5 mission in 2020.

South Korea says DeepSeek transferred user data to China and the U.S. without consent

South Korea's data protection authority has accused Chinese AI startup DeepSeek of transferring the personal information of users without permission.

Mass food poisonings cast shadow over Indonesia's free school meals

Nearly 80 students across two high schools fell sick after eating the meals this week.

Who will win the race to develop a humanoid robot?

Humanoid robots are attracting a lot of investment but will China dominate the industry?

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Have India stocks bottomed?

Indian stocks have rallied about 10% since bottoming out on April 7, when trade tensions between the United States and China escalated.

Pakistan suspends visas for Indians after deadly Kashmir attack

It comes after Delhi's retaliatory measures following a militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 tourists.

Trade tensions are 'bad for everybody,' says Bank of Korea governor

"We will be affected directly by the U.S. tariffs [and] also indirectly by their tariffs to other countries," said Rhee Chang Yong.

South Korea's quarterly GDP contracts for the first time in four years as construction activity plunges

Data from the Bank of Korea showed that the drop was mostly due to a fall in construction, with the sector contracting 12.4% year on year.

Boeing CEO says China has stopped taking its aircraft amid trade war

CEO Kelly Ortberg said that a few 737 Max planes that were in China set to be delivered to carriers there have been flown back to the U.S.

Five cards China holds in a trade war with the US

From rare earths to billions in US debt, here's what China has in its arsenal - and how strong they are.

Deadly Kashmir attack risks India military escalation against Pakistan

India will respond but it's not clear how - or at what cost, experts say.

Boeing to seek FAA approval this year to increase 737 Max production as losses narrow

Boeing's first quarter loss narrowed to $31 million in the first quarter and it burned less cash than analysts estimated.

Singapore inflation stays at 4-year lows as city-state prepares for election

Headline inflation rate was unchanged from last month at 0.9%, while core inflation fell to 0.5% from 0.6%.

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: U.S. regulatory scrutiny fans Chinese stock delisting fears

A comment from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reignited fears on Wall Street about a forced delisting of Chinese stocks from U.S. exchanges.

IMF cuts 2025 growth forecast for major Asian economies, warns of global slowdown on trade worries

On a global basis, growth was lowered from 3.3% to 2.8% for the whole of 2025, with the IMF saying that tariffs were "a major negative shock to growth."

Tesla is ‘carefully’ working on its India entry amid tariff concerns, says CFO

Tesla is cautiously navigating an entry into India, CFO Vaibhav Taneja said in an earnings call, as the EV maker faces falling sales and tariff threats.

India's Modi and U.S. Vice President Vance optimistic on New Delhi-Washington trade deal

Modi's office said the two leaders "welcomed the significant progress in the negotiations for a mutually beneficial India-U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement."

Dropshippers reel from Trump's tariff gut punch: 'Profit margins have now been slashed'

"At the moment, we're seeing about a 33% decrease in revenue," said e-commerce entrepreneur Kamil Sattar, in reaction to the U.S. tariffs on China.

U.S. chip controls will benefit China's Nvidia rivals like Huawei: Analysts

U.S. export controls on Nvidia's AI chip sales to China will boost its rising domestic AI chipmakers such as Huawei, semiconductor analysts say.

Japan's Nomura to buy Macquarie's U.S. and European public asset management business for $1.8 billion

This would increase the assets under management of Nomura's investment management division to $770 billion, up from the $590 billion currently.

China keeps key lending rates steady in bid to shore up yuan as macro data remains strong

The decision comes amid encouraging first quarter growth figures, with GDP recording a 5.4% rise year-on-year.

Japan inflation comes in at 3.6%, surpasses BOJ target for three straight years

Japan's inflation grew 3.6% year on year in March, marking three straight years that the headline inflation figure is above the Bank of Japan's 2% target.

Chinese tea chain Chagee climbs 15% in stock market debut

Chagee, a Chinese tea chain, made its U.S. public market debut on the Nasdaq as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing rise.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Could India be a hedge against trade wars and tariffs?

In the market chaos since April 2 "liberation day", investors are appearing to view India as a hedge against a potential flux in trade flows in the future.

China targets U.S. services and other areas as it decries 'meaningless' tariff hikes on goods

Beijing has wielded a wide range of punitive measures in recent days to strike back at Washington, including steps targeting American services sector.

South Korea warns of growth slowdown as it holds rates to shore up won

The BOK said the decision was taken so it could further assess any changes in domestic and external conditions.

Japan exports growth misses expectations, rising by a modest 3.9% in March as tariffs bite

The growth missed expectations of a 4.5% rise from economists polled by Reuters, and was lower than the 11.4% jump in February.

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: The U.S. wants China to call. Why it won’t – for now

The last time Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke was just before the January 20 inauguration.

Tokyo has 'many cards' to play in U.S. tariff negotiations, says Japanese economic advisor

He pointed out that Japan has been the biggest foreign investor in the U.S. and the largest holder of U.S. Treasury bonds.

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