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A man allegedly fell from height at Changi Airport Terminal 1, and was taken to Changi General Hospital. Read more.

At the height of the Great Famine in 1960, a group of students exiled to the countryside launched a magazine that dared to tell the truth. Their convictions, and the love they bore for one another, were put to the test.

"3 Body Problem's" production designer Deborah Riley on building ancient Mongolia, a Medieval world and creating a virtual reality headset.

The Sony World Photography Awards returns to celebrate contemporary photography and the ways the arts reflect the world around us. Here is a selection of the images from the Professional competition in the creative category, with Mackenzie Calle (United States), Tine Poppe (Norway) and Sujata S...

'Japanese food that Japanese people will actually enjoy'

Discover innovative approaches to architecture at FABRICATE 2024 conference in Copenhagen with architect Zhu Pei.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Some investors in a troubled trust fund in China are facing financial ruin under a government plan to return a fraction of their money, casualties of a slump in the property industry and a broader economic slowdown. World News | Elderly Retirees Face Big Losses After Chinese Trust Goes Bust, Reflecting Turbulent Economy.

China’s elderly travelers are redefining tourism, with more seniors exploring exotic destinations like Iran, benefiting from post-Chinese New Year travel deals (ANN/THE CHINA DAILY) – During a late January holiday to Iran, 70-year-old Beijing retiree Hong Jianyi and his family found their expectations greatly surpassed. Captivated by the nation’s profound history and the warmth of […]

Some investors in a troubled trust fund in China are facing financial ruin under a government plan to return a fraction of their money, casualties of a slump in the property industry and a broader economic slowdown. Sichuan Trust, headquartered in the southwest city of Chengdu, announced it was insolvent in 2020, stricken by sketchy accounting and failed investments in shopping malls and other projects. A deadline earlier this month to accept a 20%-60% “haircut” or loss on their ...