Hong Kong recalls Aptamil baby milk formula batch over toxin contamination fears
Hong Kong’s food safety watchdog has recalled a batch of Aptamil powdered infant milk formula over concerns it may be contaminated with a toxin...
China woman accidentally leaves water tap on, turns community into ice rink overnight
A woman in northwestern China forgot to turn off the tap of her water heater after bathing, causing an hours-long leak that turned her...
Defence argues Tiananmen vigil activists’ actions ‘lawful’ exercise of rights
A disbanded alliance behind Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Square vigil had only intended to promote democracy and greater political freedom when it advocated the abolition...
Record F-35 deliveries muscle up American allies in the Asia-Pacific region
Lockheed Martin expects to have around 300 of its fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets operating in the Asia-Pacific by 2035, one of the US aerospace...
3 Hong Kong pupils probed for drinking, overnight stay in separate room on tour
Hong Kong education authorities have expressed concern over reports that two boys and a girl from a secondary school allegedly sneaked out of their...
Government’s proposal for dogs in eateries a ‘step forward’ for Hong Kong: lawmakers
Hong Kong lawmakers have called a new government proposal to allow up to 1,000 restaurants to welcome dogs a “good step forward”, with one...
Tencent’s giveaway campaign for AI chatbot Yuanbao blocked – by WeChat
Tencent Holdings’ aggressive red-packet blitz to promote its artificial intelligence chatbot Yuanbao ran into a roadblock on Wednesday from the company’s own super app...
Rise of ‘Filipino trolls’ spurs push for legal fix amid Chinese influence concerns
A proposal to update a nearly 50-year-old law requiring individuals to disclose their political activities in the interest of national security has gained steam...
Chinese AI firms defend safety practices, push back on Western criticism
Chinese companies are mitigating the risks of artificial intelligence in their own way and should not be judged through a Western lens, according to...