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China’s defence ministry has warned the Philippines against “self-inflicted destruction” by hosting US missile systems and denounced Manila’s plan to encourage fishermen to operate in ...

Malaysia and the Philippines are also embroiled in a dispute over the South China Sea, with their overlapping claims at odds with Beijing, which claims nearly the entire waterway through the nine ...

A new report warns of China’s growing de facto control, as analysts say ‘grey-zone coercion’ is slowly by surely reshaping the South China Sea.

When journalists Lily Canter, a contributor to the South China Morning Post, and Emma Wilkinson started running together in ultra races – ones that take six hours or more to finish – in 2020 ...

The World Economic Forum event was held in an atmosphere of global tension, but attendees did see some hope in China’s tech advancements.

The International Organisation for Mediation may be a sign of Beijing’s hopes to reshape the global order with help from the Global South.

From China’s hydropower breakthrough in Tibet to questions over Brics’ effectiveness, here’s a round-up from today’s coverage.

Leading Hong Kong forensic pathologist Dr Philip Beh Swan-lip, who dedicated his career to helping families that had lost loved ones find closure and co-founded the city’s first sexual violence ...

Democrats accused Republicans of pushing conspiracy theories about China in a clash on Wednesday over Beijing’s role in the US energy sector – days ahead of a potential Senate vote on a tax ...

China is highly unlikely to use its navy to secure the vital Strait of Hormuz if Iran threatens to close it as Middle East tensions rise, a top US analyst told reporters Monday.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s message reflects Asean’s efforts to reduce hostility and reinvest in international frameworks.