ALL BREAKING NEWS OF ASIA
Around 20,000 Indian students are enrolled in Chinese universities, with the vast majority studying medicine, but they face an anxious wait to find out when they can return having been forced to study online due to the coronavirus. Source link
Musk has sold around US$32 billion worth of Tesla stock over the past 10 months, after he polled his Twitter followers whether he should trim his stake in the electric-car maker. Source link
Dubbed TX SCARA – standing for Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm – the machines are largely autonomous, with remote piloting as a fallback option should the artificial intelligence fail or encounter out-of-place items Source link
The US Commerce Department has issued a charging letter alleging Far East Cable bought equipment from ZTE to sell to Iranian telecoms firms. Source link
Kwan Sek-yiu and Erikku Lee hold records for the most whole and blood component donations respectively, but always encourage others to surpass them. Source link
Last month saw the lowest extent of Antarctic sea ice on record for July, following record low levels for June too, according to a satellite monitoring group. Source link
The KF-21 Boramae could emerge as a cost-effective alternative for China’s J10 and FC31 fighters in markets such as Asia, Africa and the Middle East, analysts note. Source link
Police in southwestern China have praised a family of wild Asian elephants who followed five suspects and left a clear path for officers that led straight to the group and enabled their arrest. Source link
All of Japan’s 47 prefectures except Okinawa saw their population fall, with the largest decrease in Tokyo. People aged 65 or older now account for a record 29 per cent of the entire Japanese population. Source link
More than 15,850 out of 39,523 applicants will be offered places on university degree courses or on early childhood education diploma at EduHK. Source link