‘They were like pirates’: Philippines slams China’s actions in sea skirmish

Analysts say China’s response shows it will continue to ‘push the envelope’ despite new Philippine protocol of no firearms during resupply missions.

Trump rally shooting: Biden orders security review, FBI believes shooter acted alone

Republican Party members say US President Joe Biden and the Democrats did not do enough while Secret Service rejects rumours of denying extra cover.

South China Sea: China and Singapore embark on bigger joint navy exercise

Drills ‘enhance mutual trust and friendship, and promote practical exchanges’ between militaries, says Chinese defence ministry spokesman.

‘Lady Gaga came out like a flamingo’ – Weibo users react to opening ceremony

As the first artist to welcome athletes, Lady Gaga belted out her version of Mon Truc en Plumes by Zizi Jeanmaire, with 10 dancers swirling pink feathers and 17 musicians playing along.

Opinion | Why ‘Paralympics’ is more inclusive now than when word was coined

The Paralympic Games began as a sports competition for paraplegic soldiers, and the name reflected that. Over time, the term has evolved along with the multisport competition itself.

Chinese-American Nobel Prize-winning physicist Tsung-Dao Lee dies at 97

Robert Oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb, once praised Tsung-Dao Lee as one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists of the time.

VIDEO: ChatGPT Terlalu Nyata, Manusia Semakin Ketergantungan pada AI

Open AI merilis laporan terkait penggunaan artificial inteligence di masyarakat.

Hong Kong tycoon Peter Lee, actor Andy Lau among 502 recognised in Honours List

Lee given top-tier Grand Bauhinia Medal along with four others including lawmaker Martin Liao and academic Lau Siu-kai.

VIDEO: Melihat 3,4 Juta Orang Ramaikan Oktoberfest di Jerman

Festival bir terbesar di dunia, Munich Oktoberfest, diklaim telah sukses menarik pengunjung hingga 3,4 juta orang.

Opinion | US, heal thy fiscal health first for the sake of the global economy

American lawmakers cannot or will not deal with their nation’s own multitrillion-dollar debt problem, so they complain about China’s.