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Malaysia police retrieve missing Chinese tourist’s body from Sabah diving spot

The body of Zhang Cao, who reportedly travelled alone, was found off Mabul Island in Semporna.

With self-branded aid, Indonesia’s Gibran steals a page from Widodo’s political playbook

Indonesia’s new vice-president has come under fire for distributing aid packages featuring his name, echoing his father’s populist tactics.

India’s US$6 billion plan to build submarines suffers setback following sea tests

New Delhi’s bid to make six diesel-electric vessels could face further delays as China expands its presence in the Indian Ocean.

South Korea’s Yoon used decoys for work, police head says amid hangover allegations

New details surface at opposition inquiry as the beleaguered president braces for a second impeachment bid.

Japan faces worst ‘slapped-cheek syndrome’ outbreak in 25 years, pregnant women at high risk

Japan is facing a significant outbreak of parvovirus B19 due to reduced post-pandemic immunity, posing significant risks to pregnant women and children.

For Malaysia’s Syrian refugees, Assad’s fall is bittersweet

Malaysia offered sanctuary to thousands of Syrians who fled the Assad regime. Now Bashar is gone some want to return. Others aren’t so sure.

South Korean businesses based in China eye Trump tariffs nervously

Relocating operations or restructuring supply chains remain costly and complex challenges.

How my Malaysian Chinese education is paying off

Malaysian Chinese have paid a heavy price for Chinese-medium schools, but for my generation, that investment is reaping dividends.

Japan, UK, Italy to develop next-generation fighter jet

The aircraft is due to enter service in 2035 and is expected to be in service until 2070.

China signals readiness to mend ties with U.S. ahead of Trump inauguration

Chinese president tries to avoid a trade war through negotiations with Trump team but concessions on key issues are unlikely, experts say.

Software engineer Atul Subash’s suicide sparks gender-bias debate over India’s family courts

Atul Subash blamed his estranged wife, her family, and the judicial system for his death, alleging extortion and manipulation of the legal system.

Bail for Indian star arrested over fan's death in crowd crush

A woman died during chaos at a cinema where actor Allu Arjun made a surprise appearance to promote his film.

Trump 2.0 could offer a reprieve from US hegemony, but only briefly

Despite Trump’s transactional and nationalist foreign policy agenda, the US establishment is still committed to upholding American exceptionalism.

Thai teen, 14, stabs schoolmate to death in a fight

Adolescent violence is not rare in Thailand but fatal cases usually involve rival gangs of older students.

In India, women-centric politics comes to the fore in crucial state elections

Indian political parties are targeting women voters with financial aid and empowerment schemes, acknowledging their increasing electoral influence.

Cafe in Indonesia’s most conservative province sets out to defy norms

Morning Mama was opened in 2023 to create a space that caters to women in Banda Aceh.

How Philippines is gripped by Alice Guo’s case and its links to Chinese criminals

The case of former mayor Alice Guo has exposed weaknesses of local agencies in dealing with security gaps linked to Chinese crime syndicates.

US airman gets 5-year jail term for kidnapping, sexually assaulting teen girl in Japan

Brennon Washington’s case also sparked criticism as local police and Tokyo did not disclose the incident to the Okinawa government.

China jails ex-football head coach for bribery

Li Tie, who also played for Everton in the English Premier League, was handed a 20-year sentence.

Singapore, Vietnam eye undersea cable link as US flags risks of choosing Chinese contractors

Keppel and Sovico Group in talks to build a new network to meet booming demand for AI services and data centres.

Coffee prices climb to near 50-year highs — and it may take years for the rally to run out of steam

Drought and high temperatures, alongside a global reliance on supplies from relatively few regions, are regarded as the key drivers for the dramatic price rise.

Ant Group gets new CEO as billionaire founder Jack Ma talks up AI in rare appearance

Alibaba and Ant Group co-founder Jack Ma said the AI era over the next 20 years would "exceed everyone's imagination."

N Korea made millions from remote work scheme, US says

Fourteen North Koreans have been charged with fraud in the US over the long-running conspiracy

China ramps up Wall Street meetings as Trump inauguration looms

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng has met with several U.S. finance executives as Beijing seeks to build relationships in the face of rising bilateral tensions.

South Korea’s first lady filmed praising reporter for sexual ‘power’ after palm-reading

Reporter behind the video featuring Kim Keon-hee says he released the clip to show the Yoon administration’s ‘irrationality and recklessness’.

Why Asean’s neutrality is our greatest asset in a divided world

As Malaysia prepares to assume the 2025 Asean chair, its trade minister argues for a unified approach to navigate the US-China rivalry.

The Indian teen who became the world's youngest chess champion

On Thursday Gukesh Dommaraju became the youngest world champion at the age of 18.

Bloody siege ends Myanmar army control of western border

Insurgents seized Myanmar's border with Bangladesh in one of the bloodiest battles of the civil war.

Malaysia’s space defence plan sparks outrage in flood aftermath

The system would eventually also incorporate rocket and missile capabilities operated out of space for defence.

Pilot avoids jail over crash that killed UK tourist

Jocelyn Spurway suffered fatal spine injuries in the light plane crash on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Indian outbound travel will be ‘the story’ of the next decade, says Hilton executive

Indian travelers spent $34 billion on outbound travel in 2023. That's "minuscule" compared to what's to come, said Alan Watts, Hilton's Asia-Pacific president.

Impeaching South Korea’s Yoon ‘fastest way’ to end crisis: opposition chief

Lee Jae-myung urged ruling party lawmakers to back the impeachment, saying ‘history will remember and record your decision’.

New Zealand pleads with Trump to spare ally from fresh tariffs: ‘please don’t do that’

The finance minister urged the incoming administration to exempt Wellington from any new levies, highlighting the balanced trade ties between the two sides.

Surging wealth of India’s billionaires raises concerns about rising inequality, cronyism

The wealth of billionaires in India has risen to US$905 billion, according to a report by UBS, outpacing the country’s economic growth.

Net closing in on South Korea's president as MPs get death threats over impeachment vote

Yoon Suk Yeol - whose attempt to impose martial law backfired - faces another vote in parliament this weekend.

Harshita Brella told family her husband would kill her, mother tells BBC

Harshita's body was found in the boot of a car in east London last month.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: India's central bank has a new governor. Three experts reveal what they'd do in his shoes

The move to replace Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das with Sanjay Malhotra appears a calculated way to address the weakness in India's economy.

Indian chess prodigy Dommaraju dethrones China’s Ding to become youngest world champion

Gukesh Dommaraju, 18, has surpassed the achievement of Russia’s Garry Kasparov, who won the title when he was 22.

China busy bolstering other trade ties amid tensions with US, EU

Ministry of Commerce officials were active on a number of fronts early this week.

Japan auctions fresh fin whale meat for first time in decades

Japan resumed commercial whaling within its exclusive economic zone after withdrawing from the International Whaling Commission in 2019.

China stresses plans to boost growth at top agenda-setting meeting

The annual economic work conference followed a high-level Monday meeting of the Politburo, the ruling Communist Party's top decision-making body.

India adds Russian-built INS Tushil to navy fleet amid rising Indo-Pacific security concerns

The INS Tushil joins the Western Fleet, enhancing naval capabilities and strategic focus in the Indo-Pacific amid growing tensions with China and Pakistan.

Chinese fashion brand Urban Revivo opens in Bangkok, eyes New York, London

Parent FMG is also reportedly planning a more than US$100 million initial public offering in Hong Kong.

India's inflation slows from 14-month high, raising hopes of interest rate cut under new governor

The country's inflation rate reading comes after India had missed growth expectations for its fiscal second quarter

Children as young as 10 will face adult jail time in Australian state

Queensland's new laws will see children found guilty of serious crimes given harsher penalties.

Japan urges Beijing to protect its citizens in China on Nanking massacre anniversary

Concerns arise from recent attacks on Japanese nationals, including children, and increasing anti-Japanese sentiment fuelled by historical grievances.

S Korea's President Yoon vows to 'fight to the end'

President Yoon Suk Yeol said that he declared martial law to protect the country's democracy.

Seoul must stop using North Korea threat as an excuse to suppress democracy

Conservative forces have a long, bloody history of using the danger posed by the North to justify quashing dissent and removing checks on the president.

Investors were already wary of South Korean stocks. Then the country descended into chaos

The 'Korea discount' refers to South Korean securities trading at lower valuations relative to regional peers due to investors' concerns over issues such as corporate governance.

Malaysia’s Anwar urges ‘extraordinary speed’ in AI adoption to drive digital economy

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has made artificial intelligence a key focus of his administration to support billion-dollar tech investments.

Australia turns to rugby to curb China influence in PNG

Papua New Guinea will join Australia's rugby league in exchange for allegiance on security matters.

Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law move planned for months, South Korean intel commander claims

Yoon Suk-yeol, frustrated by his party’s electoral defeat, repeatedly discussed martial law with aides, despite their warnings, Yeo In-hyung said.

New Zealand to tweak ‘golden visa’ rules to reel in more rich investors

The Active Investor Plus Visa that raked in an average US$580 million a year has lost lustre after rule changes in 2022.

Singapore police explain why they did not arrest Chinese fugitive on Interpol Red Notice

Police said they do not have sufficient evidence to investigate the alleged money launderer, who was arrested when he travelled to Indonesia.

Australia seals Papua New Guinea security deal with eye on China

The agreement comes just days after Canberra signed a similar treaty with the small Pacific nation of Nauru.

Who is South Korean first lady Kim Keon-hee? From Dior bag scandal to martial law fallout

Her husband, President Yoon Suk-yeol, has been accused of using martial law to protect her from investigations, further fuelling public discontent.

South Korea’s first lady Kim Keon-hee sparks memes amid martial law controversy

Public suspicion about Kim Keon-hee’s influence on Yoon has grown, with many seeing the martial law decree as a desperate effort to shield her from scrutiny.

South Korea’s Yoon vows to fight ‘until the very last minute’ amid new impeachment vote

The president also defended his martial law declaration as multiple ruling party lawmakers backed Yoon’s impeachment.

Will ties between Japan and South Korea worsen if Yoon Suk-yeol is ousted?

Japan is concerned that South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung might take over Yoon given his stance against Tokyo, analysts say.

Suicide bomb kills Taliban minister in Kabul

Khalil Haqqani is the Taliban's most high profile casualty since the group retook power in 2021.

A world in crisis needs a smooth US presidential transition

As US allies face mounting challenges and tensions rise with adversaries, Joe Biden and Donald Trump must work together to manage uncertainties.

Manchester United turn their attention to South Asia in bid to discover new talent

Premier League club eyeing young players from India, Nepal, Thailand and United Arab Emirates.

Singapore Airlines joins platform to combat severe turbulence amid climate change concerns

The initiative, which includes more than 25 airlines, uses anonymised data to help pilots avoid turbulence and navigate smoother flight paths.

'I hid Sara Sharif's family during international police hunt'

During multiple raids on Rasikh Munir's property, officers failed to find the family. But he was the one who hid them.

China's monetary shift signals economic worries, but 'bazooka-style' stimulus is unlikely, experts say

Despite a flurry of stimulus measures, recent economic indicators have showed the world's second-largest economy is still struggling with deflationary pressures.

South Korea’s K-pop stars face pressure to speak up on Yoon’s martial law saga

While some K-pop idols have slammed President Yoon Suk-yeol, other stars face criticism for being indifferent to the political turmoil.

South Korea’s diplomacy in limbo after Yoon’s martial law bid, ties with allies undermined

Seoul’s global reputation has been dented as analysts warn of the adverse impact on multiple fronts after Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law saga.

Indian opposition raises doubts over India-China border deal

Despite opposition concerns, analysts expect the deal to proceed driven by economic necessity and a desire to enhance trade between the two Asian giants.

Surprise RBI governor pick could pave the way for India rate cut as soon as February, economists say

India has appointed a new central bank governor in a surprising move that some experts say strengthens outlook for rate cuts early next year.

Thai masseuse urges ‘fairness’ after new details emerge in singer’s death

An autopsy carried out on Chayada Prao-hom shows the singer’s death was not due to health complications from massage.

Sara Duterte skips questioning over alleged threat to kill Philippine President Marcos

The Philippine vice-president insisted her remarks were taken out of context and said she did not trust authorities.

South Korea’s ex-defense minister attempts suicide; police raid presidential office

The fallout from South Korea's brief martial law continues amid reports of raids on the president's office and an attempted suicide by the ex-defense minister.

Rebel region vows to become Pacific’s newest nation by 2027: ‘the people have spoken’

Bougainville, home to about 300,000 people, voted to secede from Papua New Guinea five years ago after a bloody decade-long war.

Malaysians, Singaporeans hurl barbs over expat-linked living costs squeezing locals

Social media banter between neighbours sparks debate about gentrification and rising inflation fuelled by influx of Western expats.

Vandals spray ‘Kill Israiel’ graffiti, torch car in Australia’s largest Jewish community

The incident in Sydney’s suburb of Woollahra came after federal police established a task force to investigate increasing antisemitic crimes.

India: Is the fastest-growing big economy losing steam?

India's economy slumped to 5.4% , below the central bank's RBI's 7% forecast. What's going on?

Alaska Airlines plans new nonstop flights to Japan, Korea in $1 billion postmerger profit push

Alaska Airlines is launching new flights and a new premium credit card to help grow profits by $1 billion in 2027.

China's November imports post surprise drop; sharpest decline in 14 months

Export has been a rare bright spot as the world's second largest economy contends with lackluster domestic consumption and a prolonged housing downturn.

Will bribery charges against Adani derail India's green goals?

The Adani Group is aiming to contribute to a tenth of India's renewable energy needs by 2032.

Mining the Pacific – future proofing or fool's gold?

People living in the Pacific nation are divided on whether to push ahead with deep-sea mining for polymetallic nodules.

India appoints Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra as new central bank governor

India has appointed Sanjay Malhotra as governor of the country's central bank for a three-year period, according to CNBC TV18.

China vows 'more proactive' fiscal stimulus measures, 'moderately' looser monetary policy

China's leaders pledged "more proactive" fiscal and monetary policies next year to boost domestic consumption, according to an official readout.

China's top leaders are set to discuss GDP growth target, stimulus measures amid economic worries

Market participants will watch the events this week for clues on how policymakers plan to steer the economy through entrenched disinflation and looming U.S. tariffs.

Qatar energy minister: I don't 'worry much' about Trump's vow to lift LNG exports cap

"Additional LNG and additional competition is welcome," told CNBC's Dan Murphy at the Doha Forum.

From failed accountant to Marvel and Barbie star: Simu Liu shares how he got out of 'rock bottom'

Actor Simu Liu was fired from Deloitte before becoming an actor. He's now investing in Asian American businesses and is outspoken about tackling discrimination.

South Korea's President Yoon survives impeachment motion after ruling party boycotts vote

The motion, tabled by opposition politicians, needed the support of two-thirds of South Korea's 300-member National Assembly to pass.

India's central bank revises down economic growth forecast for 2025, keeps interest rate steady

The Reserve Bank of India has held interest rate steady since February last year, while a sharper-than-anticipated slowdown in India's growth has made RBI's task tougher.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter: What lies ahead for India after a big GDP growth miss?

The recent growth number for the second fiscal quarter, has put a dent on the optimism towards India as experts question what lies ahead.

South Korean President Yoon faces impeachment: How did we get here?

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is facing impeachment by parliament after he declared martial law only to revoke it 6 hours later amid immense backlash.

Ed Sheeran announces concert in Bhutan — with tickets starting at $10

Ed Sheeran announced this week he's taking his Mathematics Tour to Bhutan on Jan. 24, 2025 — the first major international concert to be held in the country.

GM expects more than $5 billion impact from China restructuring, including plant closures

General Motors expects a restructuring of its joint venture operations with SAIC Motor in China to cost more than $5 billion in noncash charges and write-downs.

South Korea's short-lived martial law declaration rattled markets. Here's what's next for stocks

An extraordinary political drama in South Korea is likely to compound an already gloomy outlook for Asia's fourth-largest economy, analysts say.

As global defense spending surges, South Korean arms makers look like a clear winner

A steady increase in global expenditure, combined with growing geopolitical uncertainties has provided South Korean arms makers with larger global markets.

Kospi heavyweight stocks fall in volatile trade after President Yoon's martial law flip-flop

South Korean stocks fell in a volatile trading session amid market jitters triggered by political turmoil.

Amid political chaos, Bank of Korea says it will boost short-term liquidity and deploy measures to stabilize the FX market

The announcement came shortly after the BOK held an emergency board meeting.

Australia's third-quarter GDP grows at a slower-than-expected 0.3% amid higher rates and sticky inflation

Australia's economy grew at slower than expected in the third quarter, as elevated borrowing costs and sticky inflation continued to weigh down on the slowing economy.

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