Production at two VW car plants in China has been impacted by the latest Covid wave sweeping the country, a VW spokesperson said on Monday

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

Beijing has agreed to restructure billions in debt owed by Cuba, and has donated aid to help the communist nation cope with problems from a hurricane that hit the island two months ago

Evergrande expects to firm up debt restructuring proposals by end-February or early-March, lawyers for the developer told a Hong Kong court on Monday

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.

Chinese stocks and oil prices fell sharply early on Monday, after protests in many cities against tough Covid restrictions, while the country posted another record high tally of Covid cases

China's central bank will offer loans with a rate much lower than the benchmark interest rate so financial institutions can buy onshore bonds issued by developers, sources say

A large chunk of Binance's emergency insurance fund – 44% – is made up of the crypto exchange's own BNB tokens, crypto followers have noted

Carmaker Vinfast shipped its first 999 EVs to the United States on Friday and more will be on the way in January, the company says

The plan for Japan and Britain to develop a fighter jet together may led to Tokyo easing its military export rules, MPs have said

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.