Businesses Board Up in US Cities as Officials Enhance Security Before Election Day
Storefronts in Washington and elsewhere have been boarded up in case of possible civil unrest after the election. WASHINGTON—Cities across the United States have...
Impact of the Election on the Federal Judiciary
The next president will be responsible for filling vacancies on federal courts and could sign into law reforms for the Supreme Court. On paper,...
This Election Year, School Choice Is a Partisan Issue
Nov. 5 referendums in Colorado, Kentucky, and Nebraska will determine the future of certain school choice measures in those states.
Even though the...
Midsummer and Saab Sign Memorandum of Understanding For Collaboration in Thailand
Solar energy leader Midsummer AB and defence and security company Saab AB have today signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding to investigate a long-term...
New Zealand Hit by Another Earthquake
A magnitude 4.9 shake—another in a recent swarm—has rattled New Zealanders, particularly Wellingtonians who feel they’re overdue for ’the big one.’ A magnitude 4.9...
Mutiny in China: Officials and Youth ‘Lie Flat,’ Giving up on Life, Challenging the CCP’s Rule
A retired CCP official commented on Xi Jinping and the Communist Party: “When he first came to power, people had some hope for him,...
Home Mailboxes on the Chopping Block As New Zealand’s Postal Service Cuts Costs
Not only could there be a major reduction in the number of places where mail could be sent, it may no longer be delivered...
Cathay Pacific: sustainable aviation fuel needs Hong Kong government push
Published: 9:30am, 4 Nov 2024Updated: 9:33am, 4 Nov 2024 More government pressure is needed for Hong Kong’s aviation sector to meet its climate goals,...
Hong Kong needs to rethink its branding – it can’t be a hub of everything
At a Legislative Council subcommittee meeting late last month, Undersecretary for Education Jeff Sze Chun-fai shared a video touting Hong Kong as “an education...