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Southeast Asians in Los Angeles detained, deported at routine ICE check-ins

Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese immigrants are now facing enforcement of long-stayed deportation orders as the Trump administration boosts deportations.

More than 20 killed after gunmen open fire on tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir

The region's chief minister said the attack was "much larger than anything we've seen directed at civilians in recent years".

India's Modi and U.S. Vice President Vance optimistic on New Delhi-Washington trade deal

Modi's office said the two leaders "welcomed the significant progress in the negotiations for a mutually beneficial India-U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement."

Will India’s regional clout rise as trade deal with US inches closer?

New Delhi and Washington have agreed on ‘reciprocal trade’ terms after US Vice-President J.D. Vance met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

At least 24 killed in ‘heinous’ attack on tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir

No group claimed responsibility, but rebels in the Muslim-majority region have waged an insurgency since 1989.

Vietnam targets social media users in ‘expanding crackdown’ on dissent, rights group says

Human Rights Watch reports ordinary social media users now face jail for criticising the state under Article 331.

Outpouring of grief in Indonesia over Pope Francis’ death: ‘we were so proud of him’

Indonesians across the Muslim-majority nation share warm messages of support as they remember the late pontiff’s compassion and humility.

No more ‘riff-raff’? Singapore’s opposition narrows talent gap with ruling PAP

The opposition has fielded more candidates ahead of the May 3 election that are seen by analysts as a ‘step-up in the calibre’.

Air India eyes Boeing planes rejected by China as Trump’s tariff war reshapes aviation

The Tata Group-owned airline urgently needs aircraft for its recovery and plans to approach Boeing for jets intended for Chinese airlines affected by Trump’s tariffs.

Indian hospital probed after man mistakenly operated on while waiting on son’s surgery

The elderly man unknowingly raised his hand when staff called out for a patient with a similar name and was taken into the operating theatre.

Thailand park ranger sacked after ‘ni hao’ tourist clash video: ‘we’re Thai, not Chinese’

The viral video has stirred debate on whether he was right to be offended or overreacted to the Mandarin greeting.

Amid China origin concerns, Vietnam acts to curb illegal transshipment of US-bound goods

Washington has openly accused Chinese companies of using Vietnam as a transshipment hub to dodge US duties.

Philippine elections: will overseas Filipinos sway the vote?

Observers say mistrust of a newly introduced online voting system needs to be addressed to increase voter turnout among OFWs.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang lobbies Japan to generate more power to fuel AI development

‘The country needs to build new infrastructure,’ Huang says.

Southeast Asia’s scam gangs go global as crackdown bites

A new United Nations report warns of a global surge in Asian-led scam centres, operating as far afield as Nigeria, Angola and Brazil.

Chinese families look to Malaysia, South Korea’s AI sex crime scourge: 7 Asia highlights

From Chinese scholars urging peace with Manila to a fight in Pattaya, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting.

China executes man who stabbed Japanese school boy

Zhong Changchun was sentenced to death in January for attacking the boy who later died of his injuries.

New Zealand party pushes for ‘biological’ definition of men, women

The populist New Zealand First Party, which forms part of the country’s governing coalition, introduced the bill to parliament on Tuesday.

Malaysia eyes Africa for trade expansion as Trump’s tariffs loom

Africa, with a combined estimated US$3 trillion economy and a population of about 1.3 billion, offers potential for trade and investments.

Thailand-US tariff talks delayed, but hopes for ‘good outcome’ remain

Ministerial-level discussions, originally slated for this week, have been pushed back. Thailand seeks to avoid a hefty 36 per cent US tariff.

Dropshippers reel from Trump's tariff gut punch: 'Profit margins have now been slashed'

"At the moment, we're seeing about a 33% decrease in revenue," said e-commerce entrepreneur Kamil Sattar, in reaction to the U.S. tariffs on China.

Singapore mourns Puan Noor Aishah, wife of first president Yusof Ishak, who died aged 91

Tributes have poured in for Puan Noor Aishah, the widow of Yusof Ishak, remembered for her grace, humility and dedication to Singapore.

Malaysian teen has seizure after vaping, reignites debate on device ban

Only two states have imposed a blanket ban on e-cigarettes and vapes so far, as the health ministry flip-flops on a decision.

U.S. chip controls will benefit China's Nvidia rivals like Huawei: Analysts

U.S. export controls on Nvidia's AI chip sales to China will boost its rising domestic AI chipmakers such as Huawei, semiconductor analysts say.

Japan's Nomura to buy Macquarie's U.S. and European public asset management business for $1.8 billion

This would increase the assets under management of Nomura's investment management division to $770 billion, up from the $590 billion currently.

India targets Chinese shipments with new tariff on steel imports

Effective immediately for 200 days, the tariff marks India’s first major trade policy shift since Donald Trump’s global tariff impositions.

South Korea weighs ‘proportional’ response to Chinese platform in contested Yellow Sea

Officials say the fixed steel platform risks undermining a bilateral pact and signals China’s expanding maritime ambitions.

South Korea snap election: Lee Jae-myung tops 50% as conservatives reel from Yoon fallout

Support for Lee keeps rising while his rival, acting President Han Duck-soo, stays coy about his intentions for the June 3 snap elections.

US finalises tariffs on Southeast Asian solar imports

Tariffs will apply to shipments from some of world’s biggest solar panel manufacturers, including China’s Jinko Solar and Trina Solar.

Filipinos mourn death of Pope Francis, their ‘Lolo Kiko’: ‘we grieve like orphans’

Many Filipinos recall the pontiff’s supportive and caring ways, saying he ‘gave voice to the marginalised, the voiceless and powerless’.

US or China? 2 Philippine provinces show the local face of a global power struggle

US military hosts Cagayan and Palawan hold opposing views of Beijing because of their economic engagements with China, according to a study.

Outrage in South Korea over videos of women being chased to ‘help them get home safely’

Netizens slam the videos for mocking the fear and panic that women feel when approached or followed by unknown men at night.

Thai-Chinese firm denies safety breach at probe of Bangkok skyscraper collapse during quake

Xin Ke Yuan Steel is being scrutinised for the quality of steel rods in a high-rise that collapsed during last month’s Bangkok earthquake, the only building to fail that day.

South Korea air force says pilot error caused aircraft to drop gun pods, fuel tanks

The blunder, the latest in a series of accidents in recent months, has prompted concerns about lax standards within the armed forces.

Vance in India: can US VP’s visit help fast-track trade deal, avert Trump tariff threat?

India is expected to use Vance’s visit to signal it is serious in working out a trade deal with the US, analysts say.

Japan’s youth suicide crisis worsens with record student deaths reported in 2024

School anxiety, depression and family struggles were cited as major causes.

Malaysia may get Boeing 737 Max jets faster as China halts orders, but costs to surge

Airline may face strong headwinds in the form of rising cost of parts and declining passenger numbers, analysts warn.

Johor-Singapore SEZ offers new hope amid US-China tariff war, deputy PM Gan Kim Yong says

Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong said the SEZ presents opportunities for businesses to strengthen supply chains and thrive despite trade uncertainties.

Sri Lanka Easter bombings victims named 'heroes of faith' by Vatican

The 167 people recognised were Catholics attending mass at churches attacked by suicide bombers.

Will Philippines’ second BrahMos missile system deter Beijing in the South China Sea?

The additional delivery may be more symbolic than strategic in repelling Chinese intentions on disputed area, analysts say.

Vance in Delhi to meet Modi amid tariff tensions

The talks are likely to focus on fast-tracking a trade deal, earlier expected to conclude by the end of 2025.

Philippines, US launch ‘full battle’ Balikatan drills, some near Taiwan

About 17,000 troops will take part in the joint exercises, which include a combined air and missile defence simulation for the first time.

China keeps key lending rates steady in bid to shore up yuan as macro data remains strong

The decision comes amid encouraging first quarter growth figures, with GDP recording a 5.4% rise year-on-year.

China warns nations against 'appeasing' US in trade deals

Beijing was responding to reports that the US will pressure other nations to restrict trade with China.

Vietnam tycoon on death row has life sentence cut to 30 years in laundering case

Truong My Lan’s life sentence for laundering billions was shortened on Monday – but she still faces the death penalty in a separate case.

Malaysia Airlines looks to profit from China’s Boeing halt

Malaysia’s national carrier is reportedly in talks to snap up delivery slots vacated by Chinese airlines amid trade tensions with the US.

Nine-year-old dies as Australia weekend drowning toll rises to seven

The majority of deaths were caused by strong swells washing people into the ocean from rocks.

Will red tape snarl Malaysia’s concert hub plans to emulate Singapore?

Rights to host mega concerts came into stark focus last year after Singapore secured an exclusive deal with US superstar Taylor Swift.

South Korea uncovers Chinese goods relabelled for US tariff evasion on the rise

Seoul’s customs agency found millions of US dollars worth of Chinese exports were disguised to dodge Trump’s hefty duties.

A death every three minutes: Why India's roads are among the world's deadliest

India's roads claimed over 172,000 lives in 2023 - averaging 474 deaths daily, or one every three minutes.

Is Indonesia destined to be a footnote in Africa’s growth story?

Despite President Prabowo’s heartfelt words and promises of partnership, analysts question Indonesia’s commitment to the continent.

Could AI text alerts help save snow leopards from extinction?

In Pakistan, it's hoped newly-developed AI cameras could warn villagers via text to move their livestock if snow leopards enter the area.

Asian elephant calf is born at Zurich Zoo – and his name will start with the letter Z

Swiss zoo breeds the critically endangered elephants as part of conservation efforts under the European Endangered Species Programme.

Chinese executive linked to Bangkok tower collapse arrested

The 30-storey tower was reduced to rubble when a quake struck neighbouring Myanmar last month, killing 47 people and leaving 47 missing.

Buddha tooth relic photo sparks Sri Lankan police investigation

Photography is prohibited during the viewing of the highly venerated relic, which went on display this month for the first time since 2009.

Famed sherpa Kami Rita to attempt 31st Mount Everest climb, break own record

Kami Rita holds the record for the most successful ascents of Mount Everest at 30 times – in May last year he climbed the peak twice.

Drowning tally at 6 as huge waves hit Australia’s east coast

Waves as high as 3.5 metres are creating hazardous surf conditions, lifesavers warn.

Chinese scholars suggest peaceful path with Philippines in South China Sea dispute

Experts emphasise compromise and reject ‘megaphone diplomacy’ to avoid conflicts in the disputed waterway.

Sex tourists flock to Japan’s red-light area, lured by weak yen, social media videos

Money pressures are forcing women to offer cheaper services, further adding to Kabukicho’s attraction, shelter says.

South Korea confronts unseen scars of AI sex crimes: ‘the law didn’t protect me’

Victims lament a lack of police help to resolve their cases, while sex educators call for a change in gender attitudes to tackle the scourge.

Malaysia bids farewell to Chinese pandas as new conservation deal begins

Fu Wa and Feng Yi, who have been in Malaysia for 11 years, will be replaced with a new pair under Xi Jinping’s freshly signed deal.

Indian man trying to smuggle out US$2.8 million in cash and gold caught at Zambian airport

Those involved in transnational organised crime activities will be punished, Zambian officials warn.

Indian building collapse kills at least 11, highlighting safety concerns

While the cause is still uncertain, a minister has blamed the municipal government, run by a rival party, for building illegal structures.

India's sword-wielding grandmother still going strong at 82

At 82, Meenakshi Amma is possibly the oldest woman to practise an ancient Indian martial art.

Pakistan expels tens of thousands of Afghans

Pakistan has accelerated its drive to expel Afghans who are undocumented or had temporary permission to stay.

Myanmar's capital Nay Pyi Taw to be redrawn following earthquake

The BBC has seen evidence indicating about 70% of government buildings were damaged by the quake in the capital.

Robots race in Chinese half marathon

The Yizhuang half marathon is the first time robots have raced alongside humans over such a distance.

The forgotten Indian explorer who uncovered an ancient civilisation

Rakhaldas Banerjee is credited with discovering Mohenjo-daro, but his legacy is tainted by controversy.

Designed in US, made in China: Why Apple is stuck

China sits at the heart of Apple's supply chain - and has benefited hugely from it. Can they break up?

One dead after protests against KFC branches in Pakistan

Protesters, angry at the war in Gaza, have claimed KFC is a symbol of the United States and its ally Israel.

Indian man accused of grenade attacks held in the US

Harpreet Singh is wanted by Indian authorities for his alleged role in terror attacks in Punjab state.

Trump's tariffs leave China's neighbours with an impossible choice

Ambitious economies like Vietnam and Indonesia are stuck between China and the US as the trade war escalates.

Japan inflation comes in at 3.6%, surpasses BOJ target for three straight years

Japan's inflation grew 3.6% year on year in March, marking three straight years that the headline inflation figure is above the Bank of Japan's 2% target.

Chinese tea chain Chagee climbs 15% in stock market debut

Chagee, a Chinese tea chain, made its U.S. public market debut on the Nasdaq as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing rise.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Could India be a hedge against trade wars and tariffs?

In the market chaos since April 2 "liberation day", investors are appearing to view India as a hedge against a potential flux in trade flows in the future.

China replaces top international trade negotiator as talks with Washington stall

The appointment makes Li a key member of China's trade negotiation team as Beijing deals with trade disputes with the U.S.

China's first-quarter GDP tops estimates at 5.4% as growth momentum continues amid tariff worries

Several investment banks have moved to slash China's growth forecasts this year, with most doubting Beijing can achieve the official target of "around 5%" this year.

China targets U.S. services and other areas as it decries 'meaningless' tariff hikes on goods

Beijing has wielded a wide range of punitive measures in recent days to strike back at Washington, including steps targeting American services sector.

South Korea warns of growth slowdown as it holds rates to shore up won

The BOK said the decision was taken so it could further assess any changes in domestic and external conditions.

Japan exports growth misses expectations, rising by a modest 3.9% in March as tariffs bite

The growth missed expectations of a 4.5% rise from economists polled by Reuters, and was lower than the 11.4% jump in February.

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: The U.S. wants China to call. Why it won’t – for now

The last time Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke was just before the January 20 inauguration.

Tokyo has 'many cards' to play in U.S. tariff negotiations, says Japanese economic advisor

He pointed out that Japan has been the biggest foreign investor in the U.S. and the largest holder of U.S. Treasury bonds.

Japan's antitrust watchdog issues Google 'cease and desist' order over unfair trade practices

Japan's antimonopoly watchdog has issued a cease and desist order against Google for unfair trade practices regarding search services for its Android devices.

Trump is 'shredding' credibility with allies while China benefits, former national security advisor John Bolton says

"We're having a war with our friends and really crippling our ability to deal effectively with China," Bolton told CNBC.

India's inflation falls to cooler-than-expected 3.34% in March

This comes after the RBI had cut rates for a second straight time at its meeting on April 9, bringing its policy rate to 6% amid growth concerns

Singapore announces general election on May 3, dissolves parliament

This will be Singapore's 14th general election since independence, and will be Wong's first general election as prime minister.

South Korea announces over $23 billion for chip sector as Trump tariffs on semiconductor imports loom

The 33 billion won figure was about a quarter more than the 26 trillion committed last year.

Singapore sees zero growth as a possibility this year as it cuts GDP outlook on tariff worries

This comes as the MAS had previously eased its policy stance back in its January meeting, the first time since 2020.

China exports skyrocket over 12% in March as trade war drives businesses to frontload shipments

China has set an ambitious growth target of "around 5%" — a goal seen harder to achieve given the prospects of an escalating trade war and weak domestic consumption

China's Xi says 'protectionism will lead nowhere' as he starts Southeast Asia outreach amid tariff worries

His comments, in an article for Vietnam's Nhan Dan newspaper, come he begins a series of state visits to the country, Malaysia and Cambodia from April 14 to 18.

China strikes back with 125% tariffs on U.S. goods as trade war intensifies

Trump administration confirmed to CNBC on Thursday that the U.S. tariff rate on Chinese imports now effectively totals 145%.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: How much leverage does India have in trade talks with the U.S.?

As the race to secure a trade deal with the U.S. heats up, can India secure favourable terms compared to other emerging markets?

China says it will continue to take 'resolute and forceful' countermeasures as U.S. tariffs kick in

China's foreign ministry reiterated Wednesday that it will take "resolute and forceful" measures to protect its own interests.

Trump's tariff plan is throwing into disarray companies' efforts to diversify out of China

Donald Trump's move to impose tariffs on goods from around the world is leaving companies scrambling to decide where and how their goods are produced.

Auto giants extend losses as Trump’s sweeping global tariffs take effect

Europe's auto giants slipped on Wednesday, extending recent losses as U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on dozens of countries came into effect.

India’s central bank cuts policy rate to 6% to boost slowing growth, signals further easing ahead

The rate cut was in line with expectations, and comes as the U.S.' reciprocal tariffs kicked in, with a 26% levy slapped on goods coming in from India.

World's first-ever global emissions tax is on the table at crunch shipping talks

Although far from a foregone conclusion, a robust pricing mechanism in the shipping sector would be considered one of the climate deals of the decade.

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