Studio Oleomingus create surreal games that unpick India’s thorny past – and take aim at its chaotic present …
India building collapse death toll climbs to 20, second day search underway
Rescue workers and sniffer dogs scoured the ruins of a collapsed apartment building looking for any sign of life on Tuesday, as the death toll climbed to 20 a day after the disaster struck in Bhiwandi …
Why India farm reforms have sparked protests
Three contentious bills that will change the way India’s farmers do business have roiled the country’s parliament and sparked protests that have spilled onto the streets. The upper house or Rajya …
India’s Paytm ‘absolutely’ did not violate Google’s policies, says president on cashback campaign
Google has an effective monopoly on India’s Android-dominated mobile ecosystem and they can basically decide what policies they want to make and “how arbitrarily they want to enforce them,” says …
Japan PM Suga, China’s Xi to Hold Phone Talks Friday: Kyodo
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and Chinese President Xi Jinping are planning to hold talks by telephone on Friday, Kyodo News reported, their first discussion since Suga took over as Japan’s …
China jails Xi critic to 18 years on corruption charges
A former Chinese property executive who openly criticized Beijing’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic was sentenced to 18 years in prison on corruption charges Tuesday, a court announced.Ren …
Huazhu Group, China’s second-largest hotel operator, eyes expansion amid consolidation that could wipe out independent firms
Huazhu Group, China’s second-largest hotel group by number of rooms, said on Tuesday it expected the coronavirus pandemic to unleash the sector’s first consolidation wave in over a decade, which could …
Where Trump and Biden Stand on China
The hard line the U.S. has taken on China in recent years is likely to continue no matter whether President Trump or Democratic challenger Joe Biden wins the presidential election.
Positive on China markets, ESG and technology sector, strategist says
Paul Sandhu of BNP Paribas Asset Management discusses where he is seeing market opportunities under the current uncertain economic environment.
High-level U.S. visits to Taiwan annoy China – but did not cross the red line, says analyst
A high-level State Department official to Taiwan last week angered China, but it probably didn’t cross any “red line,” said Eurasia’s Group’s Kelsey Broderick.