Philippine Senator Imee Marcos, sister of President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr, recently claimed, without proof, that China was planning to target several sites across her country with missiles.

A woman has made history by becoming China’s first female to brave the inhospitable waters of the Arctic as a crab fisher.

Hong Kong’s recent property launches have been discounted by as much as 10 per cent, compared with similar projects in 2015, according to data tracked by JLL.

The city’s contingent will make up the bulk of the PLA force in its latest overseas training exercise.

Analysts say provisional import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles by the European Union, which will begin on Friday, represent an ‘inflection point’ in the relationship.

The Bank for International Settlements has praised China and other developing economies in managing their monetary policy, but cautioned pressure will remain high as US Fed rates remain unchanged.

In 6½-hour mission, two crew spacewalk to install shields against debris and photograph the station’s exterior.

Stampedes and other accidents are not uncommon at religious events and places in India involving large crowds, and most of these are blamed on poor crowd management.

‘Inflatable Wonders’ mocked online for exhibits’ resemblance to gravestones, but organisers confident event will prove a hit with visitors.