US officials have proposed new rules for undersea internet cables following the cutting of two cables in the Baltic Sea this week

Danish officials are inspecting a Chinese bulk carrier that sailed over two undersea cables minutes before they were severed this week. They suspect the incidents were 'hybrid' attacks linked to the Ukraine war

Albanese government to trial highest age verification system in the world, for new law that has fines up to $32m for systemic breaches

Group's shares sink after Indian billionaire and seven others were indicted by US prosecutors over an alleged $265m bribery scheme for solar contracts

Chinese funds have slashed fees for exchange-traded funds, which have boomed this year amid fierce competition to lure investors

Countries pledge to target food and other waste, as the waste sector is responsible for about 20% of methane stemming from human activity.

A fourth former official who worked at China's top securities regulator has disappeared amid a crackdown on stock market corruption, Nikkei and a local news outlet have said

Shares of Japanese gamemaker Kadokawa were up 23% on Tuesday on news Sony is in talks to buy the company behind the 'Elden Ring' and other popular games

Asia is "witnessing a period of important transition", creating uncertainty and "acute risk" from escalating trade tensions, a top IMF official said

Meta said on Tuesday it will appeal the order that restricts the it from sharing data for advertising between WhatsApp and its other apps

Super typhoon Man-yi was the sixth tropical cyclone to hit Luzon, the Philippines' main island, in a month. Forecasters say storms are becoming more intense and more frequent

Sources say the country's biggest developer has given a revised debt-restructuring plan to some foreign creditors; it had total debt of close to $190 billion last year