For most consumers in the southernmost Philippine province of Tawi-Tawi, the East Malaysian state of Sabah is the main source of food and consumer products.
THE HAGUE - A Dutch art detective dubbed the "Indiana Jones of the art world" has struck again, finding a Picasso painting worth $28 million stolen in 1999 from a Saudi sheikh's yacht on the French Riviera.
LOS ANGELES - The San Diego Zoo will return its last two giant pandas to China next month, the zoo said on Monday.
The 2019 African CEO Forum kicked off on Monday in Kigali, Rwanda, with a call for the public and private sectors to make the Continental Free Trade Area, or CFTA, a reality.
TEHERAN - At least 25 people were killed in the heavy rains and subsequent floods in Iran over the past week.
CANBERRA, Australia - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has threatened social media giants with "significant" penalties if they fail to quickly remove terrorist content, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Many in New Zealand and Australia are trying to come to terms with the spread of white supremacy, following the shooting of 50 people in Christchurch mosques earlier this month.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he will cut short his trip to the United States after a rocket attack near Tel Aviv wounded seven people, Reuters reported.
The US Federal Aviation Administration, or FAA, allows airlines to make minor modifications in previously certified aircraft to meet their operational needs, a rule Boeing followed when building the 737 Max for foreign carriers, aviation analysts have said.
US ride-hailing company Lyft's stock market listing this week will give investors the opportunity to place their bets on a company with a history of losses in an unproven sector.
The signing of a memorandum of understanding between China and Italy on Saturday to jointly advance the construction of the Belt and Road is a milestone not just for China but also for the world.
At the Economic Summit of the China Development Forum in Beijing on Saturday, experts proposed that China should pluck up its courage and take the opportunity of resolving its structural problems to transform external pressure into internal impetus.
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