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TOKYO -- North Korea is strongly suspected of using joint research with other countries to develop missile and other military technologies, a Nikkei i

DOHA: International reserves and foreign currency liquidity of Qatar Central Bank (QCB) increased in February by 4.91 percent to QR246.497bn as compared to QR234.946bn in February...

Many multinational companies operating in China have drawn great confidence in their prospects in the Chinese market from the two sessions, where top Chinese officials, national lawmakers and political advisors put a great deal of emphasis on greater efforts to attract foreign investment, including higher-level opening-up.

MELBOURNE -- An Australian court on Thursday handed down the first sentence under a new foreign interference law over a plot to influence a federal mi

Kim Dong-young, chairman of the Global Real Estate Association of Seoul (GRAS), is certainly a trustworthy person for foreign nationals to ask for help when they are new to Korea and want to buy a home in the nation’s capital.

China’s efforts to improve its laws and regulations to safeguard national security will not be in conflict with its push to promote further opening-up, and an updated legal system could even play a more active role in providing a safer environment for foreign investment.

A business owned by NZX-listed Stride Property Group and foreign institutional investors won approval from two ministers for a $96 million deal to buy 57ha...

Indiana lawmakers are pushing a bill that would ban China and other foreign adversaries from buying farmland -- and property near military facilities.

Korean institutions investment in foreign securities increased last year as they boosted investments in overseas stocks amid robust earnings from an artificial intelligence and chip-related stock rally and the U.S. economys sound growth, central bank data showed Wednesday.