A former NSW Premier was in a secret relationship with an MP accused of corrupt conduct over a visa scheme for Chinese nationals

The rules, set to come into effect on September 1, will require Dutch companies that make advanced chipmaking equipment to seek a licence before they can export it

Factory activity continued to contract, while the services sector also recorded its weakest reading in June since China abandoned its strict Covid curbs late last year

Islamabad has won a bigger than expected bailout from the IMF to help the country manage its economic crisis, but the deal still needs endorsement by the IMF board in July

The US dollar rose to a more than seven-month high against the Japanese yen on Thursday, close to the 145 mark which could see the Bank of Japan intervene in the forex market again

China is set to double its renewable power capacity years ahead schedule, but most new capacity is not connected to local energy networks because of the country's old and inflexible power grid

US diplomat expects to see greater collaboration among the US, India, Japan and Australia, the regional group known as the Quad, following Modi's visit to the US

There were about 350 flights a week between the US and China prior to the coronavirus, compared to 24 a week currently, a top US official said on Wednesday

The 18.8% year-on-year decline in industrial companies' profits from January to May stems from weak consumer confidence and soft global demand

The Indian government is drafting a plan for large subsidies for companies that can help it make battery storage systems to enable the transition to clean energy sources

Parliamentary committee recommends phasing out advertising for online gambling on all media within three years because of the social harm rampant betting is causing

Shares of top chip designer Nvidia, plus AMD and other chipmakers have fallen after a report that the US may impose tougher curbs on exports of artificial intelligence chips to China