WASHINGTON 29 April (AFP) - After 100 days of political chaos and economic shock that have sent his approval ratings tumbling, Donald Trump hopes to regain the unqualified adulation of his supporters Tuesday at one of his bread-and-butter events: a pub
In a tiny studio, a former Wall Street banker and an ex-aviation executive are doing what critics say is lacking in Singapore's tightly managed media landscape -- giving opposition politicians unfiltered airtime ahead of an upcoming election.
BEIJING 24 April (AFP) - China said that it was willing to engage in trade talks with Washington, a day after US President Donald Trump signalled that hefty tariffs he imposed on the country would come down after the sides reach a deal.
WASHINGTON 23 April (AFP) - For eight decades the United States has built a global order around its interests and values. In 100 days, Donald Trump has torn it down.
WASHINGTON 23 April (AFP) - The International Monetary Fund slashed its forecast for global growth this year and warned of an increase in global financial stability risks, citing the effect of US President Donald Trump's new tariff policies on the worl
WASHINGTON 22 April (AFP) - US government attorneys urged a federal judge Monday to make Google spin off its Chrome browser, arguing artificial intelligence is poised to ramp up the tech giant's online search dominance.
BEIJING 21 April (AFP) - China on Monday hit out at other countries making trade deals with the United States at Beijing's expense, vowing countermeasures against those who "appease" Washington in the blistering tariff war as its neighbours rush to sec
KUALA LUMPUR 21 April – As global economic power fractures along geopolitical lines and trade tensions between the United States and China intensify, Malaysia finds itself at a strategic crossroads.
On 18 April, a shocking twist emerged in the ongoing Petronas-Petros dispute: a Petronas manager was charged in court for allegedly attempting to leak confidential company documents to Sarawak's petroleum agency last June.
WASHINGTON 18 April (AFP) - The global economy is likely to avoid a recession despite the hit to growth from US President Donald Trump's tariff rollout, the head of the International Monetary Fund said Thursday.
