Man who allegedly hid 3 spy cameras in Hong Kong gym changing rooms out on bail
A Hong Kong man who allegedly installed pinhole cameras in changing rooms at a branch of a popular gym chain has been…
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Chinese deep-ocean drilling ship brings home ‘precious’ South China Sea samples
China’s ocean drilling ship Mengxiang has returned from its first expedition in the South China Sea, where it set a…
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US prosecutors reopen case of alleged frat house gang rape at Cornell University
US prosecutors reopened an investigation Monday into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University following claims the…
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Elderly in-laws arrested in California shooting death of New York Times employee
A couple in their late 70s gunned down their son-in-law in a California city park over the weekend, authorities said,…
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China reveals plan to map the entire surface of Mars by 2028 amid race with US
China plans to complete a geological map of Mars by the end of 2028, as its space rivalry with the United States…
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China wife donates kidney to husband, defying sub 10% match rate for non-blood relatives
A young Chinese wife selflessly donated her kidney to her husband suffering from uraemia because she “did not want to…
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Japan enlists royal visit, subsidies to revive tourism in quake-hit Kyushu
Travel companies in southern Japan are pinning their hopes on a business revival following a planned visit by Emperor…
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Hong Kong mustn’t miss the boat on the Pinglu Canal and Asean trade
The official opening of the Pinglu Canal on September 16 is a milestone in modern Chinese history. More than an…
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Australian firm drops US$842 million Sydney data centre plan after public fury
Australian industrial property developer Goodman Group has withdrawn an application to develop a 24-hour data centre on…
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Chinese team sets world record with swarm of 116 underwater drones
A Chinese team has set a world record for the most autonomous underwater drones operating at the same time, deploying…
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Can Hong Kong protect its eco-sensitive sites amid ‘golden week’ overtourism fears?
Hong Kong is bracing for a surge of mainland Chinese visitors to its eco-sensitive areas during the National Day…
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In Japan, anti-foreigner fake news drives far-right gains
Japan risks being pulled into a spiral of online disinformation about foreign crime that is stoking xenophobia and…
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Judge blocks Trump from tying anti-terrorism grants to election changes
A US judge blocked the Trump administration on Monday from conditioning counterterrorism funds to state and local…
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‘Missed opportunity’: US soybean farmers question exclusion from China tariff cuts
US soybean farmers have described the exclusion of US soybeans from China’s import list under the newly announced Board…
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Israel files security complaint after TV station reports Netanyahu’s secret UAE visit
Israel’s domestic security service filed a complaint against a television channel that reported Prime Minister Benjamin…
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In the US-China AI race, the real fight is keeping humans in control
The US-China AI competition faces a dilemma. Both countries see artificial intelligence as a source of economic,…
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China pledges to ‘firmly support’ Cuba as US escalates pressure on Havana
China will stand by Cuba in defending its sovereignty and resisting outside interference, foreign ministry spokesman…
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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon on how growth can untangle US-China strife, thorny global issues
Jamie Dimon’s recent whirlwind visit to Hong Kong followed a similar script: a schedule packed with meetings involving…
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US set to grant sanctions waiver for Iran-Iraq pilgrim flights
US President Donald Trump’s administration was set to grant a limited waiver to its Iran sanctions programme on Monday…
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FBI deputy chief announces resignation after just over a year in job
Andrew Bailey, one of the FBI’s two deputy directors, said on Monday he is resigning his position, leaving the most…
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US police report raises more questions about Chinese researcher Wang Danhao’s death
A heavily redacted police report has deepened the mystery surrounding the death of a young Chinese semiconductor…
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VW, Gotion ramp up battery production in Europe, Morocco amid rising EV demand
Volkswagen Group and its Chinese partner Gotion High-tech have stepped up a gear in tapping global demand for electric…
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Congo politician beaten to death after urging Ebola prevention on radio, his party says
A senior member of Congo’s ruling party was beaten to death after taking part in a radio programme to raise…
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China targets AI and frontier tech in newly unveiled innovation blueprint
China’s top state research body has put artificial intelligence (AI) and other frontier technologies at the heart of…
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Xi Jinping demands ‘safer’ China as Communist Party prepares for leadership reshuffle
President Xi Jinping has ordered China’s security and legal apparatus to relentlessly eliminate risks and build a…
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Strong AI demand prompts Hong Kong trade body to raise export growth forecast
Stronger-than-expected global demand for artificial intelligence-related products has prompted the Trade Development…
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Chinese commercial reactor achieves nuclear fusion with clean hydrogen-boron fuel
In a first, a Chinese company has achieved high-parameter hydrogen-boron plasma control, marking a “significant and…
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Hong Kong launches 1-month consultation on arbitration law reforms
Hong Kong authorities have launched a one-month consultation on proposed reforms of arbitration laws, as part of…
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China is no longer just the world’s factory. It’s the HQ
The global electronics industry is entering a structural transition. For over two decades, China served as the dominant…
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AIIB plans to double financing by 2030. Can it bridge Asia’s infrastructure gap?
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) plans to double its annual financing to about US$20 billion by 2030 as…
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Hong Kong office expansion lags hiring push as tenants optimise current space: Colliers
More than a third of Hong Kong’s office tenants are expecting to increase headcounts over the next 12 months, but only…
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Chinese chip foundry CanSemi’s IPO oversubscribed 2,360 times as investors chase AI boom
Chinese chip foundry CanSemi Technology’s Shenzhen initial public offering (IPO) is emerging as one of mainland China’s…
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Thai man’s jet ski stunt fuels anger in ‘unequal’ Bangkok as poor hit hardest by floods
A Thai man who zipped a jet ski across flooded Bangkok streets received a suspended jail sentence on Monday for causing…
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5 men released on bail in UK over suspected US-run airbase plot
Five young British men arrested on explosives and terror charges near a US-operated air force base in England were…
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China deploys advanced WZ-7 drone for first time near Scarborough Shoal
Beijing deployed its advanced WZ-7 high-altitude reconnaissance drone in the South China Sea for the first time during…
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Hong Kong finds gold-trading leader in former exchange executive Bryan Chan
The Hong Kong government has appointed Bryan Chan Ping-keung, a former executive at bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges…
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