Their electoral victory is a test for whether youth protest movements can build governments that work.

Governments in the region are straining to honor the entitlements of future pensioners, threatening a fragile generational contract.

A trend among China’s youth of fleeing the rat race and doing the bare minimum has prompted concern in Beijing. But most young Chinese do want to work.

South Korea’s Chip-Led Exports Accelerate, Bringing $1 Trln Annual Target Closer

Oil exports help pay for Moscow’s war effort and Ukraine is trying to hit them hard.

Investigators believed the woman, Alice Huang, was recruited based on her relationship with Jensen Huang.

China Economic Activity Loses Steam Sharply in October

Satellite imagery shows damage at more than two dozen installations, in the fullest accounting of the destruction yet.

Tens of thousands of satellite images, Iranian media statements and a custom-built computer program helped reporters pierce a U.S. blackout.

Texas prosecutors say Mario Alberto Morales ran over both of the man’s legs, leaving him with several fractures.

A flurry of Chinese ships were recently sent to map the seabed in research that Taiwan says aids “battlespace preparation.”

Oil prices rose with the market on edge about possible military escalation in the Middle East, while an attack on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, Houthi claims of more attacks on Saudi refineries and a Ukrainian strike on a Russian refinery fed supply concerns.

Canada argues that the proposed expansion at the nation’s busiest port is necessary for the country to meet its goal of doubling non-U.S. exports by 2035.

Autonomous vehicles have been taking a bigger role at mines worldwide for years. Now, many of them are going electric, especially in China.

​The near-daily missions to protect ships have allowed the U.S. to hold the line in a conflict that has dragged on since February and threatened access to the world’s oil supplies.

Interim President Rodríguez and opposition leader Machado laid out competing visions, sounding the opening gun of a power struggle.

With elections around the corner, rail safety has become a campaign issue in the wake of Wednesday’s deadly crash.

A White House meeting included a rare in-person briefing by Adm. Brad Cooper, as the U.S. weighs new combat operations.

His disputed 1988 presidential bid challenged the PRI’s decades-long grip on power and helped open Mexico’s political system to competition.

Tokyo and Washington agreed to establish a facility in Japan to assemble key air-to-air missiles.