Top diplomats from the world’s largest economies worry about export restrictions and threats to supply chains but stop short of calling out China.

The ruling said the lawsuit was ‘grasping at straws’, and the case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled.

When people stop worrying about stability and feel they belong, they go beyond being recipients of services to become part of the community.

Since the debut show in 1996, the country has gone from importing Russian planes to competing with the US at the cutting edge.

The US agency blames the attack on an entity known as TraderTraitor, the same actors behind a US$1.5 billion Bybit hack last year.

Suppliers in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia grapple with falling demand, as Chinese carmakers favour their own networks.

Allison Albro was charged with written threat to kill and unlawful use of a two-way communications device to facilitate a felony.

Amid global energy crisis triggered by Middle East war, city’s drivers say they are cutting back on food and utility expenses.

The challenge is to develop lasting capabilities in the art trade, from local expertise to businesses, and to measure their development.

The K-pop act’s sudden rise has exposed brewing copyright rows and prompted fresh debate over the future of AI-generated music.

Many young Africans now see Moscow as an ally, observers say, while warning Russia’s rivals to take the shift seriously.

From male live-streamers to AI personas, creators across mainland platforms are monetising the loneliness of middle-aged and elderly women.

Mao Hamasaki’s manager says disc jockey tested positive for four kinds of drugs after consuming suspected spiked drink.

Cafes and coffee chains are swapping soggy paper for costly bioplastics, but scientists warn the ecological fallout is far from solved.

More buildings embrace new heat-beating solutions like active chilled beams and radiant cooling to reduce energy use and noise.

Like other middle powers, the Central Asian nation is striving to build a new AI economy while bridging a widening US-China tech divide.

Incumbent from KMT beset by municipal controversies, as his opponent from Taiwan’s ruling DPP enjoys rising support among centrist voters.

Justice minister Paul Lam says new legislation will rid building maintenance industry of bad actors and bring in reputable professionals.

The transport minister denied students were forced to serve booze at the reunion gala amid police investigation into the incident.

Inflammatory social media posts highlighting immigration and fraud issues spark outrage days before the polls.