Benchmark wheat prices in Chicago have surged by more than 40% this week on fears of supply disruptions due to sanctions on Russia and the war in Ukraine

Jinzhou Port, located in Liaoning province, close to Russia, reached its 10% price limit for six consecutive sessions on the Shanghai Stock Exchange

China's higher-than-expected growth target, still the lowest in more than three decades, indicates plans for more fiscal and monetary policy easing to bolster expansion.

At least two large state-owned insurance firms have been asked by regulators to conduct internal checks on their business and investment

Asia's third-largest economy, which imports 80% of its oil needs, faces retail inflation staying above the central bank's tolerance limit of 6%

Islamabad announced a cut in fuel and electricity prices despite a steep global rise in the cost of oil, pledging to freeze the new rates for four months

Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing faced a public backlash after announcing it would pull out of Russia, with social media users accusing it of succumbing to US pressure

The league said teams will show their support for Ukraine March 5-7, with all 20 captains wearing special armbands in Ukrainian colours

Sabah's chief minister urged Sabahans to remain calm and let legal teams handle the issue of $9.9 billion compensation awarded

Samsung is also donating $6 million, as well as voluntary donations from employees, to "actively support humanitarian efforts" for Ukraine

Preparations for the fifth session of the 13th National Committee of the CPPCC - a top political advisory body - have been completed

Russia's invasion of Ukraine could spur the US and its allies to far more robust rivalry with China, and Russia, to revitalise the liberal international order, CSIS analyst says