As conflicts reshape the world order, Asia watches closely. Here are five critical lessons the region must absorb before peace becomes a luxury it can no longer afford.

The US and Five Eyes intelligence partners issued an unprecedented joint warning about Chinese spies using LinkedIn and job platforms to recruit assets.

Back-to-back visits by Trump and Putin to Beijing reveal China's growing role as the world's indispensable diplomatic power broker.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says China is 'very interested' in additional Boeing purchases as Xi Jinping prepares for a September Washington visit.

The Republican-led House voted 215-208 to halt the Iran war, signaling growing bipartisan concern over the conflict's economic and political costs.

KMT leader Cheng Li-wun urges Beijing and Washington to pursue reconciliation and avoid war during a high-profile two-week visit to the United States.

After nearly a decade of silence, TEDxHongKong has been revived to challenge assumptions, reframe beliefs, and spotlight local expertise.

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew their ceasefire and create pilot security zones banning Hezbollah militants south of the Litani River.

Singapore's Workers' Party faces a leadership crisis as 25 cadre members push for Pritam Singh to step down, revealing deep generational divides.

Hong Kong authorities weigh a pilot booking system for Sai Kung hiking trails and a new marine park at Sharp Island to manage surging visitor numbers.

A Canadian bitcoin miner has filed an FMC lawsuit against Zim and the Port of Houston, alleging unfair detention fees on cooling towers delayed at US customs.

Hub Group's top executives depart following a $77M accounting scandal as shareholder law firm Hagens Berman investigates potential investor fraud.