The Trump administration has issued an ultimatum for allies to join its maximum pressure campaign against Iran, threatening secondary penalties that have already pushed Brent crude past $93 a barrel.

A Shenzhen court sentenced China Evergrande Group founder Hui Ka Yan to life in prison and levied billions in fines following a massive financial fraud investigation.

While winds have subsided, a transition to extreme rainfall has triggered red alerts and mass relocations across Zhejiang and Fujian to prevent landslides.

The film's massive success marks a shift toward emotional storytelling over nostalgia, helping it challenge Avengers: Endgame for the biggest domestic opening.

Malaysia is pursuing overland export routes for fresh durians to China to manage a significant domestic supply surplus. Current bilateral agreements do not permit land-based transit, and officials are evaluating quality standards for potential future shipments.

A fire at the Huiteng Shoes factory in Jinjiang, Fujian province, resulted in 28 deaths after flammable materials obstructed emergency exits. Authorities have detained the factory owner as part of an investigation into the incident.

The People's Liberation Army Navy conducted a submarine-launched ballistic missile test, prompting concern from New Zealand, Australia, and Japan.

A Suzhou court ordered Molly Tea to pay damages and issue a public apology for infringing on seven of Louis Vuitton's registered four-petal flower trademarks.

A man died after setting himself on fire outside the United Nations headquarters in New York City. The event occurred amid long-standing tensions regarding Chinese governance in Tibet.