Battery storage technology is being deployed on an ever-growing scale around the world
City-state grants preliminary approval to cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve after strict process to manage risk
But many bus owners who signed up to the project say the government is taking too long to give them their money
Employment report reflects effects of pandemic and widening job crisis
Plastic podiums, recycled medals, cardboard beds and fuel-cell buses make for a ‘beyond carbon neutral event’
Images of North Korean leader provide fodder for those looking for clues
Researchers say state-backed hacking groups waged campaign from 2017 to 2021
ASEAN ministers met to finalise the envoy tasked with ending violence and promoting dialogue between Myanmar's junta and its opponents
Anthony Wong is charged with "corrupt conduct" at a 2018 election rally in the latest legal action by authorities in the Chinese-ruled city
High-rise blocks can cut farmland use by a third compared with traditional farms with the same number of pigs
The country may experience a worsening of its outbreak as soon as this month, researchers say
Wide spread indicates that the Covid-19 strain has been on the loose for some time and is alarming officials
Companies have come under heightened scrutiny as government cracks down on suspected preselection of foreigners for jobs
The Great Barrier Reef’s status will be examined again at the Unesco World Heritage Committee's mid-2022 session
Former waiter Tong Ying-kit was accused of driving his motorcycle into three riot police last year while carrying a flag with a protest slogan
State health minister Brad Hazzard says ‘we are seeing more families coming in with a family member who is presenting not alive but dead’
Expert panel approves plan to add three prefectures adjacent to Tokyo as coronavirus cases surge
Seacations offer the city’s Covid-weary citizens an offshore alternative to staycations
Agriculture mogul Sun Dawu jailed for 'provoking trouble' amid China's ongoing clampdown on dissent
Junta leader says vaccinations need to be increased, through both donated doses and by developing domestic production
