Greenpeace calls for reusable cup system at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park
Published: 3:38pm, 3 Feb 2025Updated: 4:01pm, 3 Feb 2025 Greenpeace is urging the Hong Kong government to introduce a reusable cup system at the...
Malaysian restaurants call for Rohingya refugees to fill 25,000 job vacancies
Published: 3:14pm, 3 Feb 2025Updated: 3:19pm, 3 Feb 2025 Malaysian restaurant groups are urging the government to allow them to hire Rohingya refugees and...
China’s power unit for future space missions gets top grades in orbital tests
Published: 3:13pm, 3 Feb 2025Updated: 3:40pm, 3 Feb 2025 China’s space programme is a step closer to securing more efficient and lightweight energy supplies...
Musk says USAID to be shut down, ‘beyond repair’
Billionaire Elon Musk, who is heading US President Donald Trump’s efforts to shrink the federal government, gave an update on the effort early on...
Financial reserves ‘can help Hong Kong public universities weather funding cuts’
Hong Kong’s public universities have the ability to weather any potential slashing of government funding under deficit reduction efforts thanks to their financial reserves,...
China’s box office riding Lunar New Year wave to record Spring Festival holiday haul
China’s box office bookings have set a record for the first six days of any Lunar New Year holiday period, surpassing 7.6 billion yuan...
Israeli Media Corrects Story That Caused Cruz to Question US-New Zealand Alliance
After Sen. Ted Cruz reposted the story, criticising New Zealand, Winston Peters called it ‘fake news,’ which seems to have made Haaretz back down....
US man in China lands bravery award for saving elderly woman who fell into river
A man from the United States who lives in China has been honoured for his bravery after he saved the life of an elderly...
‘Gold corridor’: Hong Kong bullion bourse’s leader sees city as belt-and-road hub
Gold prices and trading volume are set to rise in the new lunar year amid geopolitical conflicts and expected interest-rate cuts, according to the...