U.S. airlines are forced to reduce operations amid staffing shortages at air traffic control, with further cuts looming if the government shutdown persists.

The move comes amid legal battles and a federal government shutdown, as states begin issuing overdue benefits to millions of Americans

Move sparks condemnation from Israel and raises questions over Ankara’s role in Gaza ceasefire force

Zahid says Malaysia is on track to produce 2,000 skilled workers certified under China’s global professional standards by next year, as part of an expanding Mal...

King, Sultan Ibrahim, has completed a landmark four-day state visit to Saudi Arabia — the first by a Malaysian monarch in over four decades — before departing f...

Senate Democrats have resisted fresh Republican efforts to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, insisting on healthcare negotiations before reop...

US will work build up domestic shipbuilding capacity with help from allies as USTR notice says US, China to negotiate over Section 301 trade complaints

Tesla shareholders have handed CEO Elon Musk an unprecedented pay package worth up to US$1 trillion

Bangkok emphasises dialogue and economic development to resolve longstanding unrest in southern provinces

U.S. president criticises Democrat socialist win as London mayor praises it as a choice of hope and unity

Death toll includes three crew members, nine others on ground as NTSB says one of three engines detached from plane at take-off

The typhoon, locally named Tino, has claimed at least 58 lives, including six military personnel

The US federal government shutdown is on track to become the longest in history after the Senate failed for the 14th time to pass a temporary funding bill