Banks in Singapore are required to have the maximum coverage possible for exposure to crypto, a senior minister has revealed.

Health officials were due to hold a news conference on Tuesday to discuss Covid curbs, spurring hope that restrictions may be eased

Local villagers say the port is destroying the coastline and their way of life. Hundreds of protesters, led by Catholic priests, marched on a police station, where a dramatic confrontation occurred

Kishida said on Monday the government would not add wage growth as a new policy goal for the Bank of Japan, but would devise ways to prop up wages with the central bank.

The Chinese yuan fell to a more than two-week low on Monday as protests in China against Beijing's zero-Covid policies caused investors to back the US dollar.

The core consumer price index in the Japanese capital was 3.6% higher in November than a year earlier. This was the highest since April 1982.

President says the strike is holding the national supply chain "hostage" during an economic crisis, which is "unacceptable". Logistics disruptions have hit several sectors already.

Stellantis plans to produce dozens of electric models in the coming decade, but its CEO Carlos Tavares has said it could be five or six years before affordable battery EVs are created

Veteran opposition leader will lead Malaysia's next government with the support of a key bloc of former Barisan Nasional MPs, but the road ahead could be rocky

China's defence minister met his US counterpart on Tuesday to discuss Taiwan, the South China Sea, as well as crises in Ukraine and the Korean peninsula.

Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and his rival Muhyiddin Yassin were both claiming to have the numbers to form a new government on Monday, but UMNO looks likely to decide who will win

Plans for the new facility in Arizona are not completely finalised but it will produce advanced 3-nanometre chips, founder Morris Chang said on Monday. He plans to attend the launch.