New Delhi unleashed a salvo of diplomatic measures against its arch-rival, closing a key border crossing and pausing a water-sharing treaty.

Semiconductor design firm Montage Technology is currently one of the world’s three main suppliers of connector chips to the DRAM market.

The former Fox News host, who does his own make-up, wanted an area where he could freshen up before appearing on camera.

The company plans to boost production to 2 million units this year from about 502,000 units in 2024, founder and CEO David Li Yifan says.

Port call shows Cambodia remains ‘open for cooperation’ with other nations and Ream Naval Base is not exclusively for China’s use, analysts say.

Visitors are advised to be ready for routine questions and have documents and additional information at the ready at the border.

The US president’s threats to its neighbour’s economy and sovereignty are on voters’ minds going into the polls.

Presence of mainland tech firms in Hong Kong would also improve local R&D landscape, observers say.

Competitive eater with millions of followers has downed 25kg of king crabs in single sitting, eaten 35 burgers and 30 chicken drumsticks in 4 hours.

Lloyds bank said most scams occurred on Facebook as fraudsters targeted the reunion tour.

The Taiwanese chipmaking giant will begin production with its advanced A14 fabrication process in 2028.

Many firms say they feel little pressure to lower prices, as there are few viable alternatives to their products.

Airlines are prioritising physical strength and safety training over looks as violent behaviours soar on board.

This impartial stance could set Jakarta up to be a good mediator between Beijing and Washington, observers say.

Uganda has an estimated 6.5 billion barrels of petroleum reserves. Malaysia’s reserves stood at 2.7 billion barrels as of 2023.

The foreign policy chief strives to bolster Europe’s geopolitical influence as the US president becomes increasingly hostile to the bloc.

Good Samaritan carries student to emergency unit on back, pays woman’s hospital bill, cries tears of joy when she recovers.

Beijing aims to assert voice in global academic discourse by overhauling grading system that covers thousands of Chinese scientific journals.

The repeated incidents have ignited debate over legal loopholes that allow such activity outside designated security zones.

The erosion of governance standards in the US shows advanced markets have more consequential political risks than many emerging economies.