China should look back in history when it comes to chastising Japan, others about aggression
But Japan is not the only perpetrator of historical aggression in the region.
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Democracy’s supporters would do well to accept it for what it is
The people have spoken, at least in one sense. Some governments have changed hands or had their mandate curbed, but beyond that people should be realistic about the limitations of democracy.
European Central Bank holds interest rates, says domestic price pressures 'still high'
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged in a unanimous vote on Thursday following June's landmark cut, as it described the potential for a September reduction as "wide open."
What would a second Trump presidency mean for China? Goldman Sachs weighs in
BEIJING — If Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election, his plans for 60% tariffs on Chinese goods could be a "major downside growth risk" to China, according to Goldman Sachs.
HSBC names third CEO in less than eight years
HSBC has appointed its Chief Financial Officer Georges Elhedery as its next CEO, the bank said Wednesday.
Does Singapore need to review art approval? Samsui mural, Raffles statue spark debate
Last month, a mural in Chinatown of a samsui woman smoking made headlines after the artist, American Sean Dunston, took to his Instagram account to lament that he had been asked to modify his work.
Malaysia’s racial rift: Penang art festival sparks outcry over low Malay representation
Organisers of the George Town Festival in Penang have apologised after facing backlash over a lack of Malay representation in their promotional video that critics called an “ethnic removal” of nearly half the state’s population.
Chaos at Copa America raises doubts over U.S. 2026 World Cup readiness
The Copa America soccer final between Argentina and Colombia on Sunday saw chaotic scenes at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami — and is raising questions about the United States' preparedness to co-host the 2026 World Cup.