Juan Ponce Enrile, ally of Ferdinand Marcos Snr, dies at 101
Juan Ponce Enrile, a shrewd political operator who helped usher in the darkest repression of the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos Snr’s rule, died...
74.4% of Hongkongers say removing condoms without consent is sexual assault: poll
Published: 6:32pm, 13 Nov 2025Updated: 6:39pm, 13 Nov 2025 More than 70 per cent of Hongkongers have said removing condoms without consent during intercourse...
Baotou set to become China’s rare earth hub under Inner Mongolia’s 10-year plan
A northern Chinese region that boasts the world’s biggest rare earth element (REE) mine is looking to develop its second-largest city, Baotou, into a...
As ceasefire with Cambodia unravels, Thailand PM ‘no longer cares’ about tariffs
Thailand and Cambodia traded blame on Thursday for the breakdown of the ceasefire over their disputed border, with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet accusing...
Images suggest China is building its first nuclear-powered carrier
A week after China commissioned its third aircraft carrier, the Fujian, newly leaked images, including satellite imagery and other photos, suggest that the fourth...
Chinese man stages car crash to kill son, claims payout after dispute with wife
Published: 6:00pm, 13 Nov 2025Updated: 6:26pm, 13 Nov 2025 A man in southeastern China, upset after discovering his wife’s affair, conspired with his cousin...
Mutated flu strain spreading in Hong Kong, but vaccines remain key, experts say
A mutated influenza virus strain is spreading in Hong Kong, potentially reducing the vaccine’s ability to prevent infection, though experts have stressed that the...
Cheaper meals on the menu after delivery giant Keeta vows fair play in Hong Kong
Published: 5:27pm, 13 Nov 2025Updated: 6:33pm, 13 Nov 2025 Hongkongers could see cheaper meals and a healthier food delivery market after the city’s antitrust...
Will Canada’s visa crackdown help or hurt ties with India?
Canada’s updated immigration guidelines to cancel already issued visas and permits could create a “chilling effect” for applicants, particularly those from South Asia, observers...