With the Strait of Hormuz already disrupted, the Red Sea is now a critical alternative outlet for Gulf oil and other products.
Known as Scrambler therapy, the non-invasive treatment retrains the brain’s processing of pain signals.
The Asean leaders held talks in Malaysia to discuss regional security.
Hong Kong flag carrier says London-bound flight temporarily lost communication with local air traffic control, but was never in danger.
The regulator says the clinic mishandled embryo biopsy specimens from two patients.
Infant placed into care of authorities after parents arrested on suspicion of neglect, while another daughter remains in social welfare custody in Sweden.
Quake victims have accused authorities of being too slow in mobilising rescue efforts including sending heavy equipment to help search for more survivors.
Videos posted to social media show the plane striking the upper floors of Citic Tower, scattering debris in central business district.
Father Tsang Wai-bong says couple will not appeal court decision.
Security footage shows an Asian black bear chasing a factory worker and throwing him to the ground.
Naegohyang Women’s FC became the first North Korean side to win Asia’s top club title last month.
Treatment is intended for initial use by paramedics before being rolled out to high-risk groups in care facilities, with clinical trials expected by 2030.
Jeff Bezos’ space venture suffers a major setback in Florida after New Glenn rocket ‘anomaly’.
San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School says sorry, stressing that the matter will be handled with ‘utmost seriousness’.
Miners told the SCMP that many workers did not have trackers or respirators, and worked in ‘hidden’ coal pits.
Antoine d’Haussy says he hopes the ‘new normal is not to give flowers’, but instead to remember victims by funding cancer research.
In an interview aired as US President Trump visits Beijing, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said any support from China to Iran would be ‘detrimental’ to ties between Washington and Beijing.
Multiple gunshots sent people running for cover inside the Philippine Senate, where a legislator wanted by the International Criminal Court has sought refuge.
Japanese snack giant Calbee is switching to monochrome packaging on some of its products, because of a naphtha shortage sparked by oil supply disruptions related to the Iran war.
Duterte’s former top enforcer Ronald Dela Rosa has taken refuge in the Philippine Senate to avoid arrest.
President Donald Trump is expected to visit Beijing from May 13-15, marking the US leader’s first trip to China since 2017.
The 312 suspects, mainly from Vietnam and China, were rounded up at a commercial building near Jakarta’s Chinatown section.
Armed with a smartphone, a new breed of remote criminal operates from Southeast Asia’s prisons.
Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu were convicted in a military court as part of China’s corruption crackdown on top-ranking officials.
The 5-day festival honours the sea goddess Tin Hau with opera, races and traditional rituals.
Rescuers struggled to reach hikers after they used social media to ask for help in deteriorating weather.
The MV Hondius will sail to Spain’s Canary Islands, where the 150 people on board will be examined and treated if needed before being sent home.
Home and Youth Affairs Bureau seeks to amend city’s gambling laws by requiring each device to have an individual licence.
State media reports say the blast occurred on May 4 in Liuyang, Hunan province.
