Narendra Modi’s Hindu-nationalist government has sought to draw on a royal past outside foreign control to reinforce its national narrative.

Discovery of how surface wind energy plunges to the ocean floor could improve underwater acoustic detection and marine communication: study.

Hong Kong corruption watchdog charges former director and general manager of Johnson Cleaning Services Company over procurement deals.

Aviation expert reports turbine blades in GE Aerospace engines can develop cracks within 1,000 flights as US manufacturing crisis deepens.

Amnesty says the presence of heavily armed officers ‌raises ‘serious questions about the increasing militarisation of policing’.

An altercation erupted after a woman allegedly shoved a father’s seven-year-old son and struck his daughter on the head.

From China’s overseas graduates facing fewer options to Peng Liyuan hosting her German counterpart, here are five stories you may have missed over the weekend.

Industry representatives say vetting by Building Maintenance Support and Services Council will ensure law-abiding, qualified market participants.

The Philippines has increasingly acquired South Korean defence equipment to strengthen its military presence in the South China Sea.

International Institute for the Unification of Private Law’s office in the city will attract talent and deepen regional cooperation in legal issues.

Revolutionary Guards say conflict will have ‘no geographical limitations’ as Washington and Israel weigh post-election strikes.

It is not known yet if the staff sergeant’s death is connected to heightened border tensions between the two Koreas after recent mine blasts.

Beijing Airlink Aircraft says it plans to use a parallel hybrid system in one variant, and a series hybrid system in another.

From the war against corruption to promotions within the party, here are the key takeaways from China’s fifth plenum last week.

Average daily token calls exceed 175 trillion, government-backed report says, indicating growing demand for AI services.

About 4 million people work in Bangladesh’s garment sector, which accounts for more than 80 per cent of its export earnings.

Mao Hamasaki, known as DJ Mao, describes being ‘paralysed’ and ‘having convulsions’ after consuming suspected spiked drink.

Sales momentum among leading carmakers contrasts with a domestic market downturn that is accelerating industry consolidation, analysts say.