Start-up KG Motors’ battery-powered mibot has a range of 100km, a charging time of five hours and a top speed of 60km/h.
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A minister asked the organisers to immediately stop any activities that ‘violated society’s moral values’.
29 May 2025 - 11:54AM videocam
While the chipmaker is being squeezed out of China, other Trump policy changes may help open up additional markets, such as the Middle East.
29 May 2025 - 6:00AM videocam
The US president says he will ‘let you know in about two weeks’ if Putin is actually interested in a peace deal.
29 May 2025 - 4:14AM videocam
Brothers Robin and Ben Lee plan to get the film, which has pulled in more than US$1.3 million, ‘out as far and as wide as possible’.
28 May 2025 - 3:19PM videocam
US president puts a price tag on US protection as Canada’s Carney eyes joining EU defence plan.
28 May 2025 - 11:34AM videocam
The sultan of Brunei is the world’s longest-reigning monarch – and one of its richest people. His office said he had been ‘feeling tired’.
28 May 2025 - 1:39PM videocam
A new study has found a huge surge in cardiovascular disease across the region in recent years. Researchers say immediate action is needed.
The nearly 10 per cent stake, valued at about US$180 million, would mark Tencent’s first major deal in South Korea’s music industry in years.
27 May 2025 - 8:31PM videocam
Sales of petrol and diesel cars posted the biggest declines, outweighing growth in EVs and hybrid vehicles.
China wasn’t the top global creditor nation last year either, according to Tokyo’s finance ministry. The crown went to another country.
Both sides send delegations to global capitals to shape the narrative around the Kashmir conflict and terrorism.
25 May 2025 - 3:03PM videocam
Sending American weapons to Ukraine would help it deter Russia’s advance and might put pressure on Putin to get serious about a ceasefire.
25 May 2025 - 10:23AM videocam
As part of the sanctions under discussion, the bloc’s executive is planning to propose lowering the G-7 oil price cap to about US$45.
The new rules mandating medical prescriptions for sales come after authorities intercept 73kg of cannabis at Bangkok’s main airport.
Azam Baki’s team was the first one to dare investigate all the influential bigwigs and politicians, Anwar says.
Cai Haoyu, billionaire founder of miHoYo, is using AI and developers poached from major Western companies to create interactive media.
UK citizens are the biggest foreign buyers of Spanish property; Germans, Dutch and other European Union residents will be exempt.
23 May 2025 - 5:58PM videocam
A senior official involved in the project says the aircraft aims to deal with future threats and retain an edge over China’s military technology.
23 May 2025 - 12:20PM videocam
The iPhone maker is looking to join the emerging trend of AI-powered devices – an area where it faces fresh competition.
The warning came despite the city state’s economy posting a better-than-expected growth in the first quarter.
22 May 2025 - 11:29AM videocam
The massive gift has raised both ethical and security concerns, with both Democrats and Republicans questioning the president’s decision.
A producer is on a mission to bring The Accursed Kings to the big screen in France’s riskiest movie project since 2017’s Valerian.
21 May 2025 - 4:15PM videocam
‘Power is quite cost-effective in China. And there’s plenty of land. And so the ban on H20 is not effective,’ Jensen Huang told reporters at Computex.
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The test will initially be available at about 50 American research institutes and hospitals that specialise in Alzheimer’s disease, said the head of Fujirebio Holdings.
Even with three major credit rating agencies now downgrading the US, Singapore’s central bank boss says US dollar assets are irreplaceable.
China’s smartphone exports slid 72 per cent to just under US$700 million in April, as Trump’s tariffs campaign disrupts tech supply chains.
The US president’s move to revoke the tax exemption for small parcels from China has spurred other governments to do likewise.
Apple is looking to import most of the iPhones it sells in the US from India by the end of 2026.
Indonesia is dependent on energy imports, and Singapore-based companies are regular participants in Pertamina’s tenders for the purchase of petrol and crude oil.