Chinese students rank first in terms of the number of international students studying in Australia, but new rules are set to cap foreign student numbers.
A Trump administration could adopt a clearer policy towards Taipei sooner and be more open to arms sales than a Democratic one, leader adds.
Wang and Sullivan also reach agreement for heads of military theatres to hold video calls.
Starting next year, number of new enrolments in public universities, vocational education centres and other institutions could be limited to 270,000.
Foreign domestic workers will enjoy high wages under a government pilot project – raising affordability concerns among Korean families seeking care.
Some experts believe the act is a strategically calculated move to weaken US alliances in the region and a test of Japan’s military responses.
Lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan, detained while en route to a 2023 meeting with EU envoys in Beijing, face charges in Suzhou.
DBS Bank has pledged up to S$1 billion over the next 10 years to support underprivileged and vulnerable communities across the region.
Activists say better leadership must come from Australia, accused of ‘climate fraud’ over its continued expansion of gas and coal projects.
From table tennis titans to swimming stars, the Post looks at biggest names in 65-strong delegation on three-day trip to city.
The curtain was raised on the final act of a summer of sport in the French capital, while three China players are into the US Open third round.
Despite Mumbai’s booming skyline, hundreds of dilapidated buildings teeter on the brink of collapse, housing families who choose to risk their lives rather than pay exorbitant rents.
Japan’s most powerful storm this year slammed into Kyushu, causing widespread power outages and transport disruptions.
Stay-and-play getaways in rooms with high-powered PCs prove popular among fans who lack their own hardware or just want to enjoy the game in a comfortable setting with friends.
Lawmakers said CATL has ties to Chinese Communist Party and its military, and ‘reliance on CATL batteries endangers national security’.
Opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro took to the streets in an attempt to revive protests against him as he tightens his grip on power following last month’s election.
The Jinghong dam has previously been blamed for changes in water levels, but Bangkok embassy says no water was discharged last week.
France releases Telegram boss Pavel Durov on a US$5.5 million bail after he was charged over alleged criminal use of app.
China will lift the number of urban duty-free shops to 27 as part of the latest move to improve consumption.
Authorities plan to set up Hong Kong Centre for Medical Products Regulation in 2026-27, tasking it with conducting primary drug approvals.
Researchers report waning optimism about social mobility among rural Chinese as education disparities create obstacles for economy.
As concerns grow about the junta’s military capability, Beijing is trying to influence the trajectory of the conflict and keep its strategic interests out of the crossfire.
Hong Kong analysts and experts discuss how Deng Xiaoping’s policy approach to the city has changed amid protests, pandemics and economic changes.
Concerned by a potential power vacuum, Beijing is hoping to shape Myanmar’s trajectory as the generals’ grip weakens.
From coup to comeback, the Shinawatra clan’s restoration has thrust Thailand into a reckoning with its past – and an uncertain future.
A growing mental health crisis among international students in Australia may be fuelled by cultural isolation and inadequate support, with experts warning of a concerning trend.
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