85% of injured Hong Kong fire victims discharged, others in stable condition
About 85 per cent of those injured in the deadly Tai Po fire in Hong Kong have been discharged, while the rest are in...
Australia ‘disappointed’ with China’s 55% beef tariffs, as US$667 million in trade at risk
Australia’s government is “disappointed” with China’s decision to impose new beef import tariffs, with one industry group warning the move could damage trade worth...
China’s Wang Yi takes aim at Japan in call with South Korean foreign minister
With less than a week to go until a presidential summit, China’s top diplomat has used talks with his South Korean counterpart to reassert...
Asian travellers brace for ‘chilling’ US social media scrutiny
Sheila Lim, 25, travels from Singapore to the United States every year to spend Christmas with her boyfriend and his family in California, usually...
‘Be public representatives, not commentators,’ John Lee tells Hong Kong lawmakers
Newly elected lawmakers should be “representatives of the public” rather than mere commentators, Hong Kong’s leader has said after the swearing-in of all 90...
Why investors should remain bullish on Hong Kong, mainland stocks in 2026
Judging by investor sentiment in the final quarter of last year, the spectacular rally in mainland Chinese and Hong Kong equities is over. The...
Full throttle: Chinese EV makers to corner one-third of global market by 2030, UBS says
China’s carmakers are on track to capture about one-third of the global auto market by 2030 and generate most of their profits overseas, according...
Beijing slams Taiwanese leader Lai’s New Year’s speech as ‘lies’ and ‘malice’
Beijing has condemned Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te’s New Year’s Day speech – including his vow to boost the island’s defences – as full...
Hong Kong’s new smoking rules just kicked in. Is everyone sticking to them?
Some smokers are still lighting up at bus stops in Hong Kong despite new rules banning them from doing so while queuing, the Post...