Nelson Chamisa, the leader of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, said he’s confident of an emphatic win in upcoming elections despite concerns of a possible repetition of the violence and irregularities that have plagued every vote since 2000.
India is invoking an emergency rule that will force some of the country’s biggest coal power plants to operate at full capacity, as the nation prepares to meet surging electricity demand and avoid blackouts.
The Chinese economy’s debt ratio will likely slow this year, according to a top official newspaper, amid growing concerns over the sustainability of rising levels of local government borrowing.
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has decided against bidding for a stake in state-backed electricity trader PTC India Ltd., people familiar with the matter said, as his business empire looks to preserve cash amid criticism from a US short-seller.
Virus elimination has fallen from grace, leaving experts divided on how best to contain infectious diseases.
China launched a pilot program for real estate private equity investment funds, its latest effort to revive the struggling property market.
Hong Kong’s leader moved to submit legislation that will give him veto powers over the use of foreign lawyers in national security cases.
A year after declaring a “no-limits” partnership with Russia, China is now seeking to convince the world it’s a neutral actor that can help end the war in Ukraine. It won’t be easy.
China urged the world to stop drawing parallels between Ukraine and Taiwan, part of Beijing’s efforts to distance itself from Russia and portray itself as a neutral force for peace.
China’s economic activity accelerated in February as many residents returned to work after an extended Lunar New Year break, clogging roads in major cities and spending more at restaurants and shops.
