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Australia news live: Canadian PM to visit next month; One Nation just behind Labor in new federal poll
PoliticsThe Guardian8d ago

Australia news live: Canadian PM to visit next month; One Nation just behind Labor in new federal poll

Mark Carney coming to Australia as part of Pacific diplomatic tour. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Good morning and welcome to our live news blog. I’m Martin Farrer with the top overnight stories and then it will be Nick Visser with the main action. Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, will travel to Australia early next month as part of a broader Asia-Pacific tour aimed at diversifying trade links amid ongoing tariff turbulence from th...

Lee heads to Manila for summit with Marcos after Singapore visit
PoliticsKorea Herald1d ago

Lee heads to Manila for summit with Marcos after Singapore visit

President Lee Jae Myung is set to wrap up his trip to Singapore and fly to Manila for summit talks with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday to discuss ways to expand bilateral cooperation. It will mark Lee's second summit with Marcos following their first meeting on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in late October. The two leaders are expected to explore ways to deepen cooperation in the defense industry, infrastructure and trade, as well as in promi

Hong Kong workers least happy among 8 Asia-Pacific economies: survey
BusinessSCMP5d ago

Hong Kong workers least happy among 8 Asia-Pacific economies: survey

Hong Kong employees are the least happy among eight Asia-Pacific economies, including Singapore, with only 47 per cent of local workers reporting that they felt happy at work, a leading job recruitment platform has found. On Friday, Jobsdb released its survey of 1,020 local workers, which also found that 44 per cent of local respondents reported burnout at work and about 66 per cent were dissatisfied with their stress levels. Hong Kong’s workplace happiness ranked the lowest among the eight...

Capital Group unveils Korea-specific voting policy
FinanceKorea Herald9d ago

Capital Group unveils Korea-specific voting policy

Capital Group has introduced a stand-alone voting policy for South Korea, signaling a more tailored governance approach in one of its key Asian markets, industry sources said Monday. The move marks the first time the US-based active asset manager has adopted a country-specific stewardship framework for Korea, adding to its broader Asia-Pacific policy covering Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India and Australia. The new guidelines appear calibrated to Korean companies’ ownership structure, parti

Can China find a market for its fifth-generation J-35 warplanes?
TechnologySCMP10d ago

Can China find a market for its fifth-generation J-35 warplanes?

China’s push to sell its J-35 fifth generation fighter jet in the Asia-Pacific was likely to face stiff competition from US rival the F-35 as well as cheaper alternatives, military analysts said after the plane featured at this year’s Singapore Airshow. They said political and economic considerations apart from performance would weigh on potential buyers, and questioned how many countries would want to buy the Chinese plane. In Singapore this month, the booth operated by China National...

Lee set to depart for Singapore on two-nation Southeast Asia swing
PoliticsKorea Herald3d ago

Lee set to depart for Singapore on two-nation Southeast Asia swing

President Lee Jae Myung was set to depart for Singapore on Sunday for a two-nation swing that also includes a visit to the Philippines to discuss ways to expand cooperation with the Southeast Asian nations. Lee will make a three-day state visit to Singapore for summit talks with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Monday, their second summit in three months after they last met during Wong's visit to South Korea for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, where they upgraded bilateral ti