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Family killed in landslide as Yagi hits Vietnam

A 51-year-old man escapes but his wife, daughter and two grandchildren are buried in the landslide.

Typhoon Yagi’s Vietnam death toll rises to 14, including family of 4 killed in landslide

The typhoon left a trail of destruction and two dozen people dead across southern China and the Philippines before ravaging Vietnam.

Southeast Asia is starting the work of fixing a broken world order

As UN reform remains elusive and ongoing crises escalate, several trends in Southeast Asia offer a picture of multilateralism done right.

Philippines arrests celebrity pastor Apollo Quiboloy, also wanted in US, for sex crimes

The pastor – ex-President Duterte’s spiritual adviser – is accused of sex trafficking and sex abuse, and is on the FBI’s ‘most wanted’ list.

Breast cancer rises among Asian-American, Pacific Islander women, faster than many other groups

The reasons are unclear, say experts, but ‘one of the hypotheses we’re exploring is the role of stress’.

‘Extremely serious’: India tops global plastic waste emissions with 9.3 million tonnes, study shows

Experts say lack of infrastructure for proper waste collection is a primary cause, call for industry-specific policies to address crisis.

From ‘New Hope’ to ‘Mulyono’: how power grabs threaten Widodo’s legacy in Indonesia

The once-popular president now faces a backlash as allegations of dynasty building cast a pall over his commitment to democracy.

Chinese giant Chery could build cars in UK

Chery is weighing up the possibility of building cars in the UK, according to a senior executive.

Malaysia denies web traffic rerouting plan ‘draconian’ as censorship fears rise

The regulator said the move would protect users from harmful content, but critics argue it could dent the country’s digital economy.

Japan’s hikikomori go on a pilgrimage of self-discovery to find their way back into the world

New Start’s hiking project gives social recluses a chance to reintegrate into society by following in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims.

Singapore’s Changi Airport to expand with new mega terminal to stay ahead of regional rivals

The new Terminal 5, when operational in the mid-2030s, would allow the aviation hub serve more than 200 destinations.

Can Hun Manet chart Cambodia a new course free from his father’s shadow?

The new PM’s first year in charge has been defined by attempts to bolster Cambodia’s international standing and prioritise strong China ties.

Hong Kong should give its art hub the funds it needs to succeed

As a showcase of Hong Kong stories and a launching pad for Chinese soft power, the West Kowloon Cultural District is a public good deserving of public funds.

Deadly dust: the Indian village where silicosis made 90% of the women widows

A village in India’s Rajasthan state has seen the majority of its men die, leaving behind a ‘village of widows’.

Argentina condemn Australia to biggest Test defeat

Argentina overturn a 17-point deficit to condemn Australia to their heaviest Test defeat, with a thumping victory in the Rugby Championship.

A beauty pageant turns ugly: The alleged plot to steal a queen’s crown

Allegations of vote rigging threw the Miss Fiji pageant into turmoil - but what was the truth?

How Azerbaijan’s strategic reach for Brics will benefit China too

Baku’s strategic position and aspiration to diversify its economy aligns with Beijing’s vision for Eurasian connectivity.

Deadly Super Typhoon Yagi hits Vietnam

Death toll stands at 22 people so far.

6 killed in India’s Manipur as ethnic violence escalates

The violence between the Meitei and Kukis has killed 225 and displaced 60,000 since last year, in a state of 3.2 million.

Tens of thousands in South Korea protest lack of climate progress

South Korea, which aims to be carbon-neutral by 2050, is the biggest coal polluter after Australia among the Group of 20.

Malaysia’s failed war on drugs: can mandatory rehab break the habit?

After decades of punitive measures, Malaysia is reconsidering its drug policies as prisons overflow with minor offenders and use rates rise.

New Thai PM Paetongtarn vows to stimulate the economy ‘right away’

Thailand’s new prime minister is formulating policies that she said will give the country’s economy a boost.

Cash-strapped consumers are giving Australia’s liquor makers a headache

Rising living costs plus lifestyle changes among younger folk are squeezing the profit margins of Australia’s alcohol industry.

South China Sea: how should the Philippines respond to China’s Sabina Shoal moves?

The escalating conflict raises urgent questions about Manila’s long-term strategy and approach to safeguarding its territorial rights.

Turbulence on Scoot flight from Singapore to Guangzhou leaves 7 injured

The airline said four passengers and three crew members received medical assistance in Guangzhou, with one hospitalised for further observation.

Japan slow to cater for vegetarians despite growing demand

The country faces calls from tourists who want more vegetarian choices, but find their options limited due to the way food is prepared.

Singaporean tutor admits using spycam to film his sisters, students in toilets

The part-time instructor told investigators he began taking voyeuristic images of his siblings since 2011.

Japan PM candidate Taro Kono risks sinking campaign with nuclear sub plan to counter China

Taro Kono says it is needed for national security, but his proposal was met with opposition due to Japan’s historical aversion to nuclear weapons.

Pope calls for Papua New Guinea to ‘end’ tribal violence, urges fair share of its resources

In a keynote speech, the pope called for an end to tribal violence while insisting the people benefit from the country’s resource boom.

As cheap Chinese imports flood Southeast Asia, industries struggle to stay afloat

Local industries – from Thailand’s truckers to Indonesia’s textile makers and Malaysia’s retailers – are feeling the squeeze from low-cost Chinese goods.

Would you eat insects if they were tastier?

Insects are touted as an option for a healthier, greener diet. Is that enough reason for people to bite?

An 'argument over notebooks' led to murder at an Indian school - and set a city ablaze

The killing of a Hindu boy, allegedly by his Muslim classmate, sparked religious tensions in an Indian city.

China shifts gear in Africa as it looks to a green future

China looks to invest in clean energy but it is not clear if this will shift the relationship with Africa.

The Afghan women who escaped to get an education abroad

Over three years since the Taliban takeover and restrictions on women, we hear from those studying abroad.

Thieves snatched his phone in London - it was in China a month later

Akara tells the BBC about the journey his phone took after it was snatched from his hands by thieves.

Pakistani man charged over plot to attack New York Jewish centre around October 7

Canadian resident Muhammad Shahzeb Khan allegedly planned a mass shooting around the one-year anniversary of the Hamas assault in Israel.

Prince Hisahito becomes Japan’s first male royal to reach adulthood in 4 decades

Emperor Naruhito’s nephew is one of only four men in the imperial family – which poses a problem for a system that does not allow empresses.

Fast fashion drove Bangladesh - now its troubled economy needs more

The once booming garment industry faces an uncertain future amid political unrest and slowing demand.

Malaysia Airlines finds, resolves ‘potential issue’ on A350-900 engine

The Cathay Pacific incident prompted other airlines in the region to carry out similar checks on their A350-900 and A350-1000 models.

Honor looks to get ahead of Apple in China with its own AI assistant

The upgraded AI agent from Honor will look to compete with the likes of Samsung's Bixby and Apple's Siri.

U.S. financial markets, public companies are a growing target for Russian hackers

Financial markets are a growing target for Russian hackers, as highlighted in the latest episode of CNBC's "The Crimes of Putin's Trader" podcast.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Stocks had a record-breaking rally. What's next?

After a record-breaking 14-day rally, analyst fear risks are rising from the stock market's own success.

Thailand ‘desperate’ for land bridge project to boost growth but could face roadblocks ahead

Analysts warn the project could become another white elephant, with funding, long-term viability and possible corruption among serious concerns.

The Nepali teen staring down the world’s tallest peaks

Nima Rinji Sherpa is on a quest to be the youngest person to scale all 14 of the world’s tallest mountains.

Japan’s Kishida, South Korea’s Yoon urge sustaining momentum in improved ties

Kishida, who steps down this month, made his final, whirlwind trip to his neighbour as the two leaders affirm their new-found partnership.

Modi’s Singapore visit strengthens ties, boosts India’s Indo-Pacific strategy: analysts

Modi’s visit to Singapore highlights India’s focus on strengthening ties with key regional partner.

Can Hong Kong bring its ‘ghost bridge’ back to life?

With the new Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link boosting prospects for the Greater Bay Area, Hong Kong must move fast to improve transport links with nearby cities.

Asia-Pacific markets mostly fall as Japan spending misses expectations; Hong Kong closes due to typhoon

Japan's household spending data, combined with pay numbers from Thursday, will give a clue about the Bank of Japan's monetary policy moves.

7-Eleven's parent company rejects $38.6 billion takeover bid, says offer 'grossly undervalues' company

Even if the offer was raised "very significantly," Seven & i said the bid does not consider the "multiple and significant challenges" it would face.

7-Eleven owner rejects $38bn buyout offer

Japanese owner of convenience store giant says offer from Canadian rival ‘grossly undervalues’ firm.

British woman fined US$3,800 for shoplifting spree at Singapore airport

Tanya Bridget Hughes stole products, including cosmetics and shoulder bag, from various shops.

Modi’s potential SCO summit absence dims hope for India-Pakistan thaw

While Pakistan has extended an invitation to Prime Minister Modi, India’s response has been lukewarm, suggesting a potential boycott.

World swelters through its hottest summer on record for the second year running

The summer of 2024 was the hottest in history, according to the European Union's climate monitor.

Fury as Filipino officials pose with 'China spy mayor'

Disgraced ex-mayor Alice Guo flashes a wide smile and the peace sign in photos with her escorts.

'Economic refugees' flee from New Zealand as cost-of-living crisis deepens

The economy is going to "get worse before it gets better," said Shamubeel Eaqub, principal economist at the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research.

Cathay’s A350 planes, the death of Jane Wu, Yagi shuts down Hong Kong: 7 highlights

From Cathay Pacific cancelling dozens of flights to China’s approach to Vietnam, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.

From cars to beer and clothes, South Koreans snap up Japanese goods as ties rebound

The number of Korean travellers to Japan has also surged, thanks to the cheaper yen and warming bilateral relationship.

India faces pressure from Bangladesh to extradite Sheikh Hasina over her ‘atrocities’

Interim leader Muhammad Yunus has demanded the return of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina from India or the people of Bangladesh ‘won’t be at peace’.

Chinese stocks fall to 7-month low on growth concerns after PBOC’s easing hint

Chinese stocks dropped after the nation’s central bank hinted at easing monetary policy, underscoring worries about growth. Also, expectations built for more consolidation in the brokerage industry

EU’s carbon tax on China EVs sparks debate on environmental progress, economic burden in Asia

EU tariffs on Chinese EVs may benefit Southeast Asia and India, but complex environmental rules and carbon taxes pose challenges for Asian exporters.

Severely injured man dies in South Korea after 4-hour search for hospital

Eight emergency centres declined to take in the construction worker due to staff shortages caused by a nationwide strike by doctors.

Kim’s Convenience a 'love letter' to immigrant parents

The hit play's writer and star says the story will make people realise "we're all dysfunctional".

The Italian town that banned cricket

Nearly a third of Monfalcone's residents are foreign, and the mayor says the "cultural essence" of the town is in danger.

Japan demands Denmark extradite Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson over whale hunting clash

Paul Watson’s arrest in Greenland sparked protests and calls for his release, while Japan insists on upholding international law and a fair trial.

Why protecting Australia's surf beaches is good for the economy

Surfing is estimated to be worth billions of dollars to the country's economy.

A mega merger aims to reshape India's entertainment landscape

The deal aims to create India's largest entertainment company which will dominate the advertising market.

Is China rising or slowing down? The answer is it’s complicated

China is far from collapse but its gamble to anchor growth in hi-tech innovation won’t pay off unless it shores up its traditional economy.

Tesla says it will launch Full Self Driving product in Europe and China early next year

Tesla says it will launch its "Full Self Driving" driver assistance product in Europe and China early next year.

India and Singapore agree to cooperate on chips as countries seek to strengthen partnership

"Singapore is not just a partner, it is an inspiration for every developing country. We want to create a bunch of Singapores in India," Modi said in a meeting with Wong.

Steel Banglez inspired by Sidhu Moose Wala to make 'best music'

New track Attach is Moose Wala's last music video, and has been racking up millions of views.

Meet Myanmar’s young volunteers training to overthrow the country’s military junta

Myanmar’s junta seized power in a military coup in 2021.

Indonesia offered fugitive Philippine ex-mayor Alice Guo as prisoner swap for Gregor Haas

Indonesian officials confirmed discussions of a swap for the Australian drug suspect in exchange for Guo’s extradition from the country.

Tesla Cybertruck is in a category of its own for better or worse

The Cybertruck, which in many ways is more "cyber" than "truck," has created a new segment in the automotive industry that it solely holds.

Will Bangladesh join Asean? Maritime arbitration wins and cultural links favour Dhaka

Asean membership for Bangladesh is unlikely for now as it is facing many challenges following Sheikh Hasina’s downfall, analysts say.

Malaysia to continue South China Sea oil exploration despite Beijing’s infringement claims

Anwar says Malaysia has operated well within its territory, as it investigates source of leaked protest note sent by China’s foreign ministry.

Japan's Nikkei leads losses as Asia-Pacific markets close mixed after Wednesday's sell-off

In Japan, average monthly cash earnings in the country rose 3.6% year-on-year, a softer rise compared to the 4.5% climb seen in June.

Japan, Australia to take military ties to ‘new height’ to tackle China clout

Tokyo and Canberra signed security deals and agreed to jointly help the Philippine coastguard in the South China Sea.

Pope and top Indonesian imam make joint call for peace

The Pope is currently in Indonesia as part of his tour around the Asia Pacific region.

Indonesia arrests suspected terrorist who plotted attack on Singapore Exchange building in 2014

Singapore authorities are working closely with their Indonesian counterparts following the arrest of the man linked to the AQAP group.

China's Xi pledges over $50 billion in financial aid to Africa to deepen ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday that China will provide over $50 billion of financial support to Africa over the next three years.

Chinese consumer companies have a 'disproportionate' advantage over Asian peers in winning the global market

Chinese brands turning to global markets for growth have a major advantage over the first wave of Asian businesses: a large ethnic Chinese diaspora.

A rare behind the scenes look at the Pacific power tussle

As the US, China and UK try to woo Pacific Islands for geopolitical reasons, nations are more concerned about climate.

A Ferrari, a Honolulu hideaway, salted duck - top NY official allegedly spied for China

US officials say China lavished Linda Sun with money and perks including meals prepared by a personal chef.

Cathay Pacific confirms it expects A350s back in service within days after engine issue

The Hong Kong airline said 15 of the 48 Airbus A350s in its fleet were found to have engine fuel lines that required replacement.

Alibaba to allow payment through Tencent's WeChat Pay for the first time on e-commerce apps

Alibaba's shopping platforms Taobao and Tmall will accept Tencent's WeChat Pay likely within this month, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Telegram apologises for handling of deepfake porn material

It comes days after South Korean police said they had launched an investigation into Telegram.

Nikkei sees worst day since early August sell-off; Taiex leads losses in Asia as tech stocks fall

Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 4.24% to close at 37,047.61, while the broad-based Topix dropped 3.65% to 2,633.49.

'Chinese spy mayor' wanted by Philippines arrested

Alice Guo was arrested in Indonesia after being on the run in four countries for weeks.

India's Modi expected to usher in new era of bilateral agreements in Singapore visit

The Indian prime minister had also visited Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Brunei in the last three months since his reelection.

'Golden era' for Hong Kong retail is over as Chinese tourists continue to tighten their purse strings

Real estate analysts claimed that the shopping frenzy the city once experienced will not return "for a long, long time."

First France, now South Korea — Telegram's legal troubles are only growing. Here's why

Telegram is facing a probe in South Korea, where police suspect it of helping spread illicit deepfake porn, adding to the platform's mounting legal troubles.

Chinese consumer brands look to crack the global market with Singapore as a testbed

Chinese consumer brands are using Singapore as a cultural testbed in their push to build an international business.

Asia-Pacific markets mostly fall after South Korea's inflation rate hits 42-month low

South Korea's headline inflation for August eased to 2% form 2.6%, its lowest level since March 2021

JPMorgan economist says China's housing market crash is still not over

China's troubled housing market could see prolonged softness, as a slew of government stimulus and supportive measures have not been "satisfactory."

Inside the deepfake porn crisis engulfing Korean schools

The crisis engulfing more than 500 schools and universities involves many underage victims.

Macao did it. Singapore too. Now Thailand looks to build casinos to attract tourist dollars

If the law gets passed, Thailand could be Macao and Singapore's largest competitor by the end of the decade, industry watchers told CNBC.

Huawei looks to upstage Apple with product launch just hours after expected iPhone 16 unveiling

It's unclear what Huawei plans to launch, but the company's consumer and automotive technology executive Richard Yu, called it an "epoch-making product."

Defense stocks in an ESG portfolio? A profound — and controversial — shift seems to be underway

The idea of including defense stocks in sustainably-minded portfolios remains controversial.

Asia markets mixed after China manufacturing slumps to 6-month low; CSI 300 hits 7-month low

Among the economic data coming out from major markets in the region this week are inflation data from South Korea and Australia's second-quarter GDP data

What's stalling China's stock market recovery, according to KraneShares' CIO

With investors fleeing Chinese stocks over growth concerns, the case for fiscal intervention could be stronger than ever.

Alibaba shares rise after it completes three-year regulatory overhaul

Alibaba has completed a three-year regulatory "rectification" process after an antitrust fine it received in 2021, China's market regulator said Friday.

Spain is the No. 1 country for digital nomads in 2024—see the full top 10 list

The Global Digital Nomad Report looked into 12 factors across five categories to rank the best global destinations for digital nomads.

How the CIA tries to recruit Russians to spy on their country

The latest episode of CNBC's "The Crimes of Putin's Trader" podcast dives into the world of spycraft and how CIA officers try to gain intel from others.

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