World’s second-largest political party is ageing, official data shows, with nearly 30 per cent of members aged 61 or older.

Makers of power semiconductors, including Germany’s Infineon, US-based Texas Instruments and China’s Yangjie Technology, have ...

Amid high unemployment, and a growing global backlash against foreigners, organisers want them to leave. 25,000 have already ...

Pacific sea surface temperatures expected to rise further, developing into ‘super strong’ El Nino that could also lead to ...

Brett Crawford is hoping Public Attention can secure a breakthrough victory in Hong Kong when he contests the Class Two Hong ...

A Shanghai family’s decades-long devotion to a vulnerable neighbour has led to the city’s first legal guardianship case ...

Two high-level meetings show that Beijing is aware of economic imbalances as Politburo prepares high-stakes growth assessment ...

Chris has covered the business and finance market for 10 years. Previously with Hong Kong local newspapers, he specialises in ...

PM Keir Starmer said the military will have the necessary ‘cutting-edge capabilities … to deter evolving threats and keep ...

Manila’s trade chief points to soaring trade data and special economic zones in her pitch to Chinese investors at SCMP’s GBA-Asean Summit.

It would be in the interest of all political parties to focus on economic issues affecting citizens, analysts say.

Other member states have also put the deal under scrutiny, including an ongoing foreign investment clearance process in ...