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Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in North Korea after praising the country for its resistance against the US and it’s allies.
China has dominated the massive expansion in solar cell supply that has helped drive down the cost of clean energy for consumers, but the country has made it an unprofitable venture.
Penny Wong spoke out ahead of a meeting with China’s second-in-command, as officials work to navigate a new stage in the relationship between the two nations.
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Donald Trump’s former deputy national security adviser Matt Pottinger says the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok is like ‘arsenic’ for democracies and should be banned by all Five Eyes countries.
The party of incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared victory in India's parliamentary elections, but it has come at a major cost.
Guilty verdicts have been handed down in a landmark subversion trial that critics say could deal a blow to Hong Kong's reputation as a global financial hub.
A barrage of suspected short-range ballistic missiles has been fired by North Korea in a launch that follows a failed attempt to put a spy satellite into orbit.
The blanket of debris which has buried up to 2000 villagers has become even more unstable with recent rain and streams trapped between the ground and rubble.
Kiwi PM Christopher Luxon says while it is possible New Zealand may become a Republic in his lifetime, the issue is not one of his top priorities.
UN agencies revealed that more than 150 houses lay buried as dangerous conditions and unstable land was hampering rescue efforts.
China's ramped-up military drills surrounding Taiwan following the inauguration of its new president amount to coercion, Taipei's envoy in Australia says.
The ex-husband of Debbie Voulgaris, who is accused of trying to smuggle 7kg of cocaine into Taiwan, has broken his silence after reports she blamed him for the drug trafficking attempt.
An Australian mother of five faces a potential death penalty in Taiwan after being arrested at an airport with 7kg of drugs in her suitcase.
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he is confident that standing up to China won’t trigger a hostile backlash from Beijing like the one Australia experienced in recent years.
Taiwan's new President will call for peace but the Chinese may have other ideas.