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ASPEN, Colorado -- Stoking the flames of the U.S.-China tech rivalry risks alienating allies, a U.S. State Department official warns, although the issue remains a priority for the next American administration.
TOKYO -- China's BYD overtook Honda Motor and Nissan Motor to become the world's seventh-largest automaker by number of cars sold in the April-June quarter, buoyed by demand for its affordable electric vehicles, data from automakers and research company MarkLines shows.
When Nepal’s new international airport opened last year in one of the country’s biggest cities, it was the type of landmark project expected to elevate the fortunes of one of Asia’s poorest countries while deepening its ties with China, which built and financed the project.
TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan will continue to pursue policy normalization as long as the economy continues to progress toward stable 2% inflation, Gov. Kazuo Ueda reiterated on Friday as he responded to lawmakers' questions in a hearing by a financial affairs committee.
A children’s book about friendship written by Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio triggered a very hostile exchange with an opposition senator, accusing her of misappropriating funds for wanting the state to pay for copies of the book.
Elaborating on this during a press conference on Friday, Wong said multiculturalism, an ethos of self-reliance and a focus on families are important values and fundamentals that his team wants to preserve.
Floods in Bangladesh have killed at least 13 people and affected millions of others in the country’s northeast, adding to the challenges of an interim government struggling to return order to a country plunged into anarchy after mass protests forced out its autocratic leader.
The bus veered off Prithvi Highway and rolled toward a fast-flowing river. Its roof was ripped open before stopping on the rocky bank just shy of the Marsyangdi’s rushing, murky water.