(Reuters) -Embattled Chinese property developer Country Garden on Friday warned of a bigger loss for the first half of fiscal 2025, after deliveries of housing projects halved from 2024 and asset ... ( read original story ...)
‘Bear attack victim’ was actually killed by son, Japan police say
Japanese police have said that an elderly man who they had believed was killed by a bear had in fact been stabbed to death by his son. Fujiyuki Shindo, 51, was arrested in the northern Akita ...
Japan to provide H3 rocket for Europe’s mission to observe Apophis asteroid
Japan will join a European project to observe the Apophis asteroid when it passes close to the Earth by providing the H3 rocket as a launch vehicle, a Japanese space agency official said on Friday.
Bangladesh interim Govt warns legal action against media outlets broadcasting Sheikh Hasina’s speech
The interim government of Bangladesh on Friday warned of legal action against media outlets broadcasting Sheikh Hasinas speech.
ADB to back Pakistan rail upgrade as China financing stalls, sources say
By Saeed Shah and Ariba Shahid ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -The Asian Development Bank will fund upgrades to part of Pakistan's creaking railway system, replacing China, after prolonged delays in securing ...
India buying more weapons than necessary, claims Pakistan; says this is a ‘serious threat to security’
According to Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan, India's pursuit of defence capabilities exceeds its security requirements. He claimed that this weapons buildup is posing a threat to the ...
An eye on Pakistan, Bangladesh and China
Bangladesh, Pakistan and China have stepped up high-level engagements this week, signalling renewed diplomatic and security cooperation across the region. Bangladesh’s Chief of Army Staff, General ...
The Real Reason India and China Are Mending Ties
The rapprochement is not about Trump's tariffs, but easing tensions on the disputed Himalayan border, writes Harsh V. Pant.
China Puts On Show of Force in Disputed Waters Amid High Tensions
Analysts said the display is part of Beijing's efforts to project strength after an August 11 collision that damaged a coast guard vessel.
Starbucks expects non-binding bids for China business within two weeks, sources say
Starbucks has asked a short-listed group of potential bidders to submit non-binding bids for a stake in its China business within the next two weeks, two people with knowledge of the matter said.