Despite Taipei’s bustling bars and a buoyant economy, thoughts of invasion are never far due to relentless Chinese military pressure and ‘cognitive warfare’

UK government, keen for better relations with China, has given go-ahead for sprawling new embassy despite security concerns

The US is clearly a more formidable power than the UK but the EU has some serious firepower at its disposal. With a wealthy population of 450 million it is the most attractive market on the globe

Almost two months after the blaze that killed 168 people, survivors are still in limbo, caught between grief, rehousing promises and growing political unease

Japanese to go to polls for second time in just over a year amid stubborn concerns over cost of living

U-turn on Greenland spared the sovereignty of the island, but there was no taking back the significance of his attack on the global economic order

The Vietnamese Communist Party is set to re-elect Lam as general secretary, but it remains to be seen if he also becomes president

Model with three battery and drivetrain options is due to go on sale here from summer

Nervousness in Westminster over US president’s change of tone towards Downing Street

Concerns raised over close proximity to communication cables essential to the UK’s financial sector

Pakistan’s citizen-led solar revolution was largely unplanned

Danes feel betrayed, bewildered and frightened by Trump’s threats to take over Greenland

Data came after China’s central bank last week cut sector-specific ⁠interest rates

Capacity to produce food to high standards, less reliant on fragile global supply chains, is not protectionism but prudent risk management

Governments are hoarding rice and grain as insurance against a world they increasingly view as unstable. But many economists believe it could be counter-productive

Resentment of Denmark runs deep, drawing on dark revelations from colonial days

Canadian PM meets Xi Jinping in Beijing and agrees to cut tariffs on Chinese EVs to 6%

It will be a challenge for the prime minister to turn her personal appeal into votes for her party

Chinese trade surplus tops €1 trillion

US-based rights group says it has verified the deaths of 599 people since latest antigovernment protests began in Iran