Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim made the suggestion at a the first-ever summit of the two regional blocs in Saudi Arabia on Friday

Foreigners sold regional bonds worth $3.7 billion from Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, and Thai markets, their biggest sell-off since June 2022

The 433-hectare Wilton Greens project southwest of Sydney is mired in uncertainty because of the Chinese developer's debt woes and lack of critical infrastructure 82km from the city centre

Country's biggest private developer seems to have missed a payment deadline, which would put the group in default on $17 billion in offshore debt

Manila’s accusations come amid increased tensions in the South China Sea where Beijing claims sovereignty over almost the entire area

Located north of the present conflict zone, Haifa is one of Israel's biggest and most vital ports

The Narendra Modi-government is now holding consultations with the electronics industry and a new order on laptop imports will be announced by the end of October

TSMC said the US had advised it to apply for a "validated end-user" authorisation, which would serve as a permanent authorisation for its China operations

The Biden administration is keen to close a loophole in restrictions it imposed a year ago to stop or reduce China's access to artificial intelligence chips, sources say

The world's largest contract chipmaker, TSMC, was given a one-year waiver for its factory in Nanjing, China, but is now looking for an indefinite extension

The alleged unsuccessful hacking attempts came as the US and Vietnam were negotiating a cooperation agreement signed last month in Hanoi

Seven China equity funds, including hedge funds and mutual funds, with more than $500 billion in combined assets, say they visited the Middle East this year to raise money, three for the first time