Rebecca Choong Wilkins

On today’s Big Take Asia podcast, how AI is changing call centers in the Philippines and what it could mean for jobs around the world.

Protests in China are on the rise as the effects of a slowing economy rattle citizens and Beijing refrains from taking bolder steps to shore up growth.

Protests in China are on the rise as the effects of a slowing economy rattle citizens and Beijing refrains from taking bolder steps to shore up growth.

Welcome to Balance of Power, bringing you the latest in global politics. If you haven’t yet, sign up here.

A Hong Kong court found two former editors guilty for publishing allegedly seditious articles, convicting journalists of sedition charges for the first time in decades in a move likely to deepen press freedom concerns.

A Hong Kong court found two former editors guilty for publishing allegedly seditious articles, convicting journalists of sedition charges for the first time in decades in a move likely to deepen press freedom concerns.

Two former editors were found guilty of publishing seditious articles, the first such convictions in decades in Hong Kong, a move likely to deepen press freedom concerns.

A Hong Kong court found two former editors guilty for publishing articles about pro-democracy activists that were deemed seditious, convicting

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan aims to attract more Australian companies to the city during his visit to Sydney and Melbourne this week.