Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls on EU, Britain to work with Beijing and defend the multilateral trading system.

Man splashes out on luxury Mercedes-Maybach S480 for ride-hailing business, embarks on journey to ‘break even’.

The 61-year-old is suspected of having set fire to his former neighbours’ flats after nearly two years of conflicts over noise issues.

City’s flag carrier also says it is bracing for uncertainties in terms of cargo business amid sweeping US tariffs.

For the first time, people on the mainland can take a close look at the PLA’s Type 075 amphibious assault ship Hainan.

After You Dessert Cafe to close its two shops as retail sector downturn puts further pressure on the weak retail property market.

The hiring notice sheds light on CXMT’s Japanese subsidiary for the first time since it was established in 2020.

The US may hold the lead in cutting-edge AI tech but China is racking up economic wins with real-world adoption.

Chief Executive John Lee says on Hangzhou visit that he is eyeing more collaboration with Zhejiang, mainland China’s rising tech powerhouse.

An attack by suspected militants on Tuesday caused panic among tourists, overshadowing the tourism boom touted by Prime Minister Modi’s supporters.

Japan is likely to prioritise its security pact with Washington over economic alignment with Beijing, observers say.

Property sector woes have outsize impact on southern province that pioneered reform and opening up.

The body of Pope Francis will lie in state for three days of public mourning, before his funeral, which is scheduled for Saturday.

Staff members tried to push her into the carriage, to no avail.

The EU fines for digital competition violations, risk escalating tensions with US President Donald Trump over tech regulations.

Alibaba, Baidu, ByteDance and Tencent have introduced updates to AI agents and visual applications in recent days.

The industry will see wider adoption and a big jump in the number of robotaxis in the next three years, Pony.ai CEO James Peng says.

Strict parents clamp down on daughter’s mobile phone use, allow just 10 minutes a day on chat app, must finish homework before bed.

A new poll shows only 37 per cent of American approve of Trump’s handling of the economy amid recession fears and trade war concerns.