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TOKYO -- Increasing funding and transparency are key for enabling action to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial levels, Yalchin Rafiyev, the chief negotiator of the presidency for the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference, told Nikkei Asia on Wednesday.
BANGKOK -- Thailand's Constitutional Court is expected to decide on Thursday whether to accept a petition from senators to terminate Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, accusing him of breaching moral and ethical standards.
WASHINGTON -- Indian talent could help solve anticipated worker shortages in U.S. chip supply chains, but immigration policies remain a hurdle as the two countries look to strengthen cooperation on critical technologies.
TOKYO -- Japan needs to take action to make its economy more internationally competitive, Masato Kanda, the country's chief currency diplomat, told Nikkei, urging reform to tackle structural issues.
TOKYO -- Foreign investors have reduced their buying of Japanese stocks, seeing the government's apparent effort to shore up the yen as an additional source of market uncertainty.
SHANGHAI -- The first batch of China's 1 trillion yuan ($140 billion) worth of ultra-long-term treasury bonds rose as they debuted on local exchanges on Wednesday, as investors flocked to government-backed securities perceived as low-risk.
DETROIT, Michigan -- U.S. Steel's board of directors on Tuesday released a letter to "correct the record" on what it called "misinformation" pushed by rival Cleveland-Cliffs about U.S. Steel's planned buyout by Nippon Steel.
SYDNEY -- Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles visited the Solomon Islands on Tuesday in a gesture intended to reaffirm Sydney's partnership with the Pacific nation as China pushes to expand its influence in the region.