Australia’s Social-Media Rules Win Support as Governments Study Child-Safety Limits
Australia’s restrictions on social-media access for children are influencing international debate over age limits, content controls and online safety.
Australia’s restrictions on social-media access for children are influencing international debate over age limits, content controls and online safety.
Senior U.S. and Chinese economic officials are meeting in New York to prepare possible agreements before a presidential summit.
Japan’s central bank has increased its policy rate to 1.25 percent as officials seek to restrain inflation and continue monetary normalization.
Indonesian rescuers continue searching for passengers after a vessel carrying 243 people capsized in the Java Sea, leaving at least six dead.
Technology shares declined after leading artificial-intelligence executives warned that rapid development could outpace safeguards against misuse and loss of control.
South Korea reported that North Korea launched several short-range ballistic missiles, prompting renewed security monitoring after recent allied military exercises.
The leaders of India and China discussed trade, transport links and stability along their disputed Himalayan frontier during Xi Jinping’s first visit to India in seven years.
Intense fires across Borneo and Sumatra have driven Indonesia’s carbon-dioxide emissions above those recorded anywhere else in the world.
Rescuers are searching waters off Palawan after a passenger ferry caught fire, killing five people and leaving more than 80 unaccounted for.
South Korea expects data centres and semiconductor expansion to sharply increase electricity demand, prompting debate over additional nuclear reactors.