ST’s foreign bureaus outline how these power players will approach the new year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A raft of U.S. economic data, including key monthly jobs data, and Federal Reserve meeting minutes will be watched closely as ...

The United States-based Simon Wiesenthal Centre released the advisory for Australia following last week's incident. The warning advised Jewish people around the world to reconsider non-essential ...

The road ahead for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is fraught with peril, and the landmines that await could severely undermine his ambitions amid the slightest miscalculation, writes Washington ...

The road ahead for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is fraught with peril, and the landmines that await could severely undermine his ambitions amid the slightest miscalculation, writes Washington ...

South Korean anti-corruption officials and police withdrew from an attempt to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol at his ...

A four year ban on Australian lobster imports to China has officially ended. The importation ban dates to November 2020, when ...

Singapore's jet fuel imports probably hit multi-year highs in December last year, with India being the top supplier as the ...

China has launched a probe into beef imports in a move which it said is aimed at protecting its domestic meatpacking industry.

Interest rate speculation was never ending during 2024. We were expecting rate cuts midway through the year, before having our expectations managed by the RBA.

While the Trump presidency holds risks for emerging markets, the investment opportunity remains too great to ignore.

Given this reality, the notion that China might bail out the British economy is utterly fanciful. Even if such an ...