The US Secretary of State said he was keen to re-establish lines of communication after cancelling his February visit

The region’s stock indexes returned mixed results at the end of the week with worries over the US banking sector capping gains and paring losses

The world’s biggest car maker by volume has been slow to join the EV revolution but has pledged to introduce 10 new battery-powered models

Investors from abroad purchased a net $872 million of stocks in April in India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam

The talks suspension is a blow for Indian importers of cheap oil and coal from Russia but Moscow was reluctant to hold rupees over the yuan or UAE dirham

China’s financials led a post-May Day holiday rally as tourism rebounded but worries over US banks’ struggles cast a shadow

Indian government officials have revealed New Delhi is trying to win more support for alternative routes to a net zero future, which could even include using coal

Japan’s Nikkei and China’s mainland markets were closed while Hong Kong saw the end of a four-day winning run

Washington and Brussels envoys wrote to the Kuala Lumpur government last month, the FT reported, to raise their security concerns

The images captured by US satellite imaging company BlackSky show a 100ft-long blimp in the middle of a kilometre-long runway

First Republic Bank’s asset sale to JPMorgan Chase calmed some jitters but many are wondering which bank will buckle next

Tokyo’s benchmark index was one of the few across Asia trading on May Day, posting gains off the back of a weak yen