How China and the US are using different drone strategies to seize air superiority
World’s top two military powers remain focused on traditional warplanes, but China’s ‘innovative use’ of UAVs could be the difference, analyst...
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Hiker dies after being stung by bees
A man died after reportedly being stung by bees while hiking in Tai Po on Tuesday. Police received a call from a woman at 4:15pm, saying she and her t...
read moreWill China turn to Argentina to fill its farming import gap? Wheat and see
The first wheat shipment from Argentina to China since the 1990s suggests a deeper trade relationship could be on the horizon....
read moreHiker dies in Hong Kong hours after being attacked by stinging insects
Four hikers were exploring Pat Sin Leng along the Wilson Trail when they were attacked by insects....
read moreChinese academics grapple with the idea of a rising East and a declining West
The notion faded from discussion for a while, but it continues to resonate....
read moreChina has granted visa-free entry to Japan, South Korea. What does it want in return?
Unilateral move comes as Beijing faces headwinds both within and without, including fears about destabilising effect of incoming US leader....
read moreFrom China woes to EV troubles, VW faces rocky road
As Volkswagen seeks to push through a drastic restructuring with billions of euros in cuts, workers nationwide on Monday kicked off what could be a lo...
read moreChina is studying sanctions on Russia to figure out how to handle them if it invades Taiwan, report says
China is closely monitoring the effects of Western sanctions on Russia to prepare for a possible invasion of Taiwan, The Wall Street Journal reported....
read moreIdeas for Ocean Park to cut costs and raise revenues
Lawmakers on Tuesday discussed ways to help Ocean Park improve its finances after it posted a deficit of more than HK$71 million for the financial yea...
read moreHongkongers being lured to Southeast Asian countries and forced into illegal work: minister
Law enforcement agencies have received 23 related requests for assistance so far this year, security minister Chris Tang says....
read moreChina welcomes new US$1 billion Sanofi project in Beijing
Sanofi’s latest capital outlay in China will cover the development of a new insulin plant in the nation’s capital....
read moreAlibaba Cloud aims high in Southeast Asia in 2025 with new AI partners
China’s leading cloud services provider is prioritising investments in its operations across Indonesia, Thailand and other markets....
read moreHong Kong property deals hit 7-month high, but December slowdown looms
Some 7,689 real estate transactions worth US$8.2 billion were completed last month, according to the Land Registry....
read moreCourt ruling is latest twist in long battle to build flats on Hong Kong golf course
Post looks back at years-long effort to construct public housing on exclusive course and what’s next after Monday’s High Court ruling....
read moreChina promotes faithful relationships for elderly as HIV/Aids cases rise in over 50s
Rising infection rates attributed to loneliness, a lack of understanding about safe sex and reluctance to discuss it with doctors....
read moreHK children don't exercise enough: study
A new study shows that most schoolchildren in Hong Kong are not doing the 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise each day recommended by the Worl...
read moreChina needs investments in new generation of clean-energy tech after wind and solar boom
Greater capital is required in areas such as energy storage, hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel....
read moreHong Kong art photography fair cancelled months ahead of its 2025 debut
Photofairs Hong Kong, slated for March 2025, scrapped by UK-based organiser because of unspecified ‘logistical constraints’....
read more'Rise in Hongkongers allegedly trafficked to SE Asia'
Security minister Chris Tang has warned against a resurgence of cases involving Hong Kong residents allegedly being held captive in Southeast Asia to....
read more90 per cent of people in China and Japan have negative views of each other, poll reveals
Chinese respondents most upset by release of Fukushima water last year, while for Japanese it is East China Sea disputes, survey also shows....
read moreChina to restrict exports of critical minerals to US, commerce ministry says
China’s Ministry of Commerce says exports of materials with civilian and military applications to the US will be limited....
read moreHong Kong ombudsman vows to step up international ties, use of mediation
Jack Chan addresses inaugural global summit, while Beijing official urges respect for different approaches to governance supervision....
read morePhilippines warns against eating sea turtle meat after 3 deaths
At least 35 people were hospitalised with gastrointestinal symptoms, including three who died from the suspected food poisoning incident....
read more'HKU community pharmacy for education, research use'
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) on Tuesday said its community pharmacy merged pharmaceutical services with education and research, which is differen...
read moreNotre Dame to reopen with high security, star-studded celebration in Paris
After five years of restoration, Parisian landmark is set to reopen with world leaders attending....
read moreChinese tourists leave Japan guest house in disarray, sparking price hike proposal
Online post garners 3.6 million views on X, stirring fury among observers in both Japan and China....
read moreICC president says war crimes tribunal in jeopardy, amid pressure from US and Russia
Judge Tomoko Akane says the court has been subjected to coercive measures, threats, pressure and sabotage....
read moreChip war: Chinese firms play down fresh US sanctions, tout local supply chain
Newly blacklisted Empyrean and Skyverse say the sanctions will have little impact, pointing to their local tech stack and domestic customers....
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