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Hello from Tokyo, where it has been hot and humid, as is usual for this time of year. Today's rain has had a cooling effect, but the summer heat earlier in the week has strained the electricity supply in some areas. Heatstroke warnings are being issued regularly, and tragically there have already been some deaths.
The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority announced Thursday new rules for the country's stock market listings in a bid to boost growth following a slow down in IPOs.
TOKYO -- Japan's professional basketball league is working to expand its fan base to other Asian markets such as the Philippines and Taiwan through marketing events and by bringing in more players from the region, hoping to raise revenue and profits.
Pakistan’s top court ruled on Friday that the party of former prime minister Imran Khan should receive 23 additional seats in Parliament, a decision that is expected to deepen thepolitical turmoil that has embroiled the country since Mr. Khan was ousted from power two years ago.
LONDON — The incoming U.K. government will confront a complex international landscape after Britons head to the polls on July 4.
The former anchor at Chinese state-run TV network CGTN said there were two sides of China and that both it and Australia must engage and understand each other, she said in an interview with the Australia-China Relations Institute in Sydney this week.
China's BYD opened an electric vehicle plant in Thailand on Thursday, the automaker's first factory in Southeast Asia, a fast-growing regional EV market where it has become the dominant player.
The European Union took the next step on Thursday toward collecting new tariffs on Chinese electric cars, telling automakers to obtain guarantees from banks that they would be able to pay the taxes set to be made final in October.