A police officer at Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border directed civilians to safety moments before a mudslide struck, as Nepal seeks flood recovery aid
Typhoon Noul, China's strongest storm this year, made landfall in Guangdong, cancelling flights and rail services and stranding 2,000 at Hong Kong airport.
Donald Trump said on Saturday he would 'love' to see a united Ireland during his Dublin visit, drawing rebuttal from the UK government and unionist leaders
Christopher Harborne gave Reform UK £36 million on Saturday, matching Ben Delo's pledge and giving Nigel Farage's party £72 million from two donors in unde
Bulgaria is investigating a fire at an EMCO ammunition site that the company calls sabotage, with the interior minister saying outside interference is not
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to slow down on Saturday, committing his firm to third-party safety monitors as rivals voiced support.
May el-Toukhy's post-war drama 'Woman Unknown' won the Golden Lion at Venice on Saturday, with star Mathilde Arcel taking best actress in a rare double win
Thai elephant parks, including Maetaeng Elephant Park & Clinic, are facing a significant decline in tourist numbers due to global travel disruptions and uncertainty stemming from the Middle East conflict.
Armand Duplantis and Jakob Ingebrigtsen each won $150,000 on the opening night of the first World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest on Friday.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert will retire at the end of 2026 after a seven-year tenure that brought record deals, expansion and the league's first mill
The NBA suspended Clippers owner Steve Ballmer for one year, stripped five first-round draft picks and fined the team $30 million over the Kawhi Leonard ca
Anthropic chief Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to slow down on Saturday, committing his firm to third-party safety monitors as rivals voiced support.
Micron told employees on September 11 its Taiwan workers could receive up to 68 months of pay, its largest-ever reward, as a strike threat loomed.
Aarav Shen
Aarav Shen covers world news and global markets for Beijing Times, reporting on geopolitics, economic policy, and the forces shaping international affairs.
Introduction
Despite the bleak recessionary predictions earlier this year, the U.S. economy seems to be on a robust rebound. As we delve into the latter...
As Beijing pushes consumption initiatives to rejuvenate the economy, many citizens, including He Ying, are cautious about making large investments like property purchases. Amid...
On a crisp Thursday morning, the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh witnessed an unusual sight. An Iranian aircraft touched down on its tarmac, carrying...
In the heart of Asia, surrounded by imposing mountain ranges and intertwined with intricate histories, cultures, and politics, lies a region called Tibet. However,...
The rapidly changing landscape of international relations has been evident in the recent actions of two of the world's superpowers: China and the United...
The international economic stage has a new battleground: the clean-energy sector. As green technologies continue to dominate future industries, the US-China rivalry seems poised...
China's burgeoning real estate sector recently faced an unexpected downturn in July, with new home prices dropping by a slight 0.2%, following a static...
In the scenic backdrop of the Pacific Islands, specifically Fiji, the international politics and defense dynamics are taking a turn, emblematic of the broader...
Recent events in China's financial markets have presented a conundrum for investors and policymakers alike. Expectations had surged following hints of prospective reforms and...
During the Moscow Conference on International Security, a key figure emerged with a pronounced message: General Li Shangfu, China's defence minister. He emphasized the...
