Developments across China, Japan, Korea, India, and the Pacific
At least 11 people were killed on Sunday during clashes between police and protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir's Rawalakot city, before a major demonstration scheduled by a banned civil society group for Tuesday.
A seminar on China-Pakistan joint contribution to the Global Governance Initiative and CPEC was held in Islamabad, with officials from both sides speaking.
Nurses in Haryana, India, went on a two-hour strike to protest remarks made by the head of a women's commission.
The Philippine Navy spokesperson said authorities are working to prevent any artificial island development at Scarborough Shoal for security reasons.
Chang Jung-kung, vice chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang (KMT) party, will attend the 18th Straits Forum in Xiamen, Fujian Province, on June 13, according to a spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office.
Indonesia's main stock index extended gains, rising as much as 3.3% to 5,935.72.
The spokesperson for Philippine maritime affairs said only the Philippines can build structures or carry out operations in Scarborough Shoal.
The head of Taiwan's central bank said the CPI outlook could be revised higher if global oil prices average above $85 in 2026.
The Philippine foreign minister said he will meet selected ethnic groups in Myanmar soon to gather information and look for ways to address the situation.
The Taiwan Affairs Office of China said the coast guard is conducting legal patrols in waters east of Taiwan Island.
Taiwan's central bank governor said there is no evidence of imported inflation at present.
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the city would attempt to 'inspire the confidence' of Chinese authorities, after Beijing's sweeping crackdown on illicit overseas investment cast a chill over banks in the city.
Indonesia's central bank said it held discussions with investors in Europe and the U.S. explaining the rationale behind its surprise rate hike.
An iconic Australian barbecue chain has gone out of business after nearly 50 years.
Meta has agreed to lease capacity from a newly developed Reliance data center in Jamnagar, India.
Meta announced a collaboration with Reliance on an AI-powered data center project in India.
Indonesia's surprise interest rate hike helped the rupiah rebound from a record low, but analysts say it likely won't restore long-term investor confidence in Prabowo Subianto's economic management.
Emergency rate hikes alone will not restore confidence in Indonesia, according to Moss Eco and Karishma Journo. Deeper changes are required.
Indonesia authorities have questioned bankers at the local unit of Malayan Banking as part of their investigation into suspected export flows involving the Salim Group that may have understated the actual amount, according to sources.
South Korea's benchmark KOSPI index dropped 3.8%, extending earlier losses.
The head of Taiwan's central bank said policymakers should take preventive action when inflationary pressures are expected to emerge in the coming months.
Starbucks is considering options for its Japanese business including a stake sale, according to sources, following the disposal of a majority interest in its China operations.
Chinese zinc smelters are being tested by a worsening feedstock shortage that has driven processing fees to historic lows and wiped out profits.
Thailand's former Thaksin Shinawatra is officially a free man but faces a new multimillion-dollar tax dispute.
China's factory-gate inflation accelerated in May as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East kept fueling higher energy and commodity costs.
The Indonesian rupiah strengthened, trading at 17,875 against the U.S. dollar in early trade.
The head of Taiwan's central bank said the fast expansion in total loans warrants close regulatory attention but does not yet pose a systemic threat.
The benchmark Indonesian stock index declined 0.7% in early session trading.
China's STAR 50 tech benchmark rose more than 3%, outperforming the broader market.
China's consumer inflation unexpectedly stalled in May even as factory prices rose at the fastest pace in almost four years, as higher commodity costs bring closer the end of a record streak of economy-wide deflation.