Discipline or Disruption: The Debate Surrounding Việt Nam’s New Education Circular
Thúc Kháng wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on February 14, 2025. Restoring Order or Inviting Chaos? On...
Everyone gets a BrahMos? Global interest in missile raises India’s profile
India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system has reportedly drawn interest from at least 15 countries spanning from Asia to South America after its use...
In the face of global crises, markets seem out of step with reality
All Quiet on the Western Front was the title of the classic novel about the first world war, written by Erich Maria Remarque. To...
Chinese man sleeps in car for 3 years to save money, making it a cosy home
A 38-year-old programmer working in Beijing, who spends weekdays sleeping in his car and returns to his home in nearby Tianjin every Friday, has...
China’s latest pro-marriage tactic: Vegas-style weddings at music festivals
Officials across China have been racking their brains to think of ways to reverse a sharp decline in the country’s marriage rate over the...
Hongkongers warned of legal liabilities ahead of ChatGPT-style AI tool launch
Published: 3:53pm, 19 Jul 2025Updated: 4:46pm, 19 Jul 2025 AI is a double-edged sword and users must accept full responsibility if they break the...
Australia hosts the largest ever Talisman Sabre exercise
Now in its eleventh iteration, Australia is hosting Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 from 13-27 July. This multilateral event draws together 19 like-minded nations, and...
Why are Hong Kong eateries selling ‘poor man’s meals’ bucking closure trend?
Published: 3:30pm, 19 Jul 2025Updated: 3:31pm, 19 Jul 2025 Eateries specialising in what were once known as “poor man’s meals” and which typically operated...
Morgan Stanley banker buys two Hong Kong flats for US$18.8 million
David Wraight, managing director at Morgan Stanley, has bought two luxury residential units in Hong Kong for HK$147.3 million (US$18.8 million), joining a growing...