The Latest Breaking News from Asia

Challenge outdated stereotypes about Asian Americans. These harmful portrayals of Asian people, from "foreigner" to more, must end in the US.

As Asia’s allocation has doubled for the next World Cup many nations look to foreign-born talent to push them towards qualification

South Korean may have moved on after a decade at Spurs but the Asian fans he drew to the club are staying put

Asian shares are mostly gaining in cautious trading after U.S. stocks settled back to where they were before last week’s swoon over the future of artificial intelligence

OzAsia 2025 once again affirmed its status as Australia’s leading multi-arts celebration of unique creativity. Despite South Australia’s comparatively small Asian population, OzAsia has grown into a significant platform that integrates music, literature, dance, comedy and visual arts.

Klook revealed that it generated $417.1 million in revenue in 2024, a 24% increase. Yet the company isn’t profitable, losing $99.3 million last year.

HyunA's sudden collapse in Macau reignites concern over K-pop's extreme beauty standards and Asia's growing struggle with eating disorders.

Forecasts are turning colder across the Northern Hemisphere, and utilities ETFs may deserve a closer look as a potential seasonal trade. Weather experts caution that a weakening polar vortex could allow Arctic air to sweep into the U.S., Europe and Asia this winter in a shift that could hike heating…

PlayStation's State of Play Japan presentation is happening tomorrow. Here's how to watch, and potentially what to expect.

Holly Morton-Bowles and Bianca Jones' parents campaigned against visiting one Asian country that they called 'corrupt' after the two died there during a trip.

Tourists have long flocked to Western universities, like Oxford or Harvard—but visitors are now adding Asian campuses to their itineraries.