US congresswoman says Republicans protecting Elon Musk’s Chinese investments
The top Democrat on the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee said on Friday that Republicans in Congress were protecting Elon Musk’s Chinese investments by...
Chinese Authorities Downplay Incidents of Foreigners Attacked in China in 2024
Open questions remain as to the motives of attackers in these incidents. News Analysis Random violent crimes have been on the rise in China,...
Moon rocks from China’s Chang’e 6 mission test Apollo views on lunar magnetic field
The strength of the lunar magnetic field may have shot up about 2.8 billion years ago, a Chinese study of samples from the far...
Japan’s Fukushima raises a stink over improper waste disposal, imposes name and shame rule
Published: 9:30am, 21 Dec 2024Updated: 9:35am, 21 Dec 2024 The Japanese city of Fukushima will take the controversial step of naming and shaming people...
Kai Tak Sports Park will revitalise its neighbourhood. Just watch
For anyone arriving into Hong Kong before the summer of 1998, the Kai Tak airport was a taster of “Asia’s world city” before you...
Confetti gun salutes first train to run on Hong Kong’s Ma On Shan line – from SCMP archive
This article was first published on December 22, 2004. Advertisement By Elaine Wu The school holidays ensured a bumper turnout of enthusiastic boys to...
Running club attracts Hongkongers seeking fitness, friends and sometimes love
While cold winds swept across Hong Kong on a December night, 200 runners dressed as Santa Claus, reindeer and Christmas elves brought warmth and...
China table tennis Olympic champion sidelined at event, sparks fan outrage, boycott calls
Chinese internet users were outraged after witnessing national table tennis Olympic champion Wang Chuqin being sidelined during a recent event sponsored by American beverage...
China faces AI talent shortage in an otherwise booming ‘new economy’ sector, report finds
China’s booming artificial intelligence (AI) industry has a plethora of job openings but not enough talent to fill them, according to a recent report...