Japan warned of ‘hellish summer’ as energy fears mount
Japan is hoping further US-Iran talks will ease tensions in the Middle East and help reopen the Strait of Hormuz permanently, but there is...
Air New Zealand invites economy passengers to join mile-high sleep club in world first
Sleep on a long-haul flight in economy class has always been a fantasy for many travellers. Air New Zealand will soon offer a solution...
In Malaysia, unlicensed street photography becomes focus of crackdown
While many Europeans are considering putting long-haul flying on the back burner as jet fuel costs and airfares climb, those with a trip already...
Why Ambition Without Ability Fails #politics #shorts
In this video, a speaker discusses a history content creator and a pardoned individual, highlighting a critical point about abilities versus ambitions. The discussion...
ByteDance, Tencent step up AI talent battle amid reported departure of DeepSeek researcher
As China’s artificial intelligence sector accelerates, competition for top talent has intensified among major tech companies, with firms increasingly poaching from rivals while also...
Tourism Board invited 1,730 influencers to Hong Kong over 2 years
The Hong Kong Tourism Board invited more than 1,700 influencers from around the world to the city between 2023 and last year, with the...
Japan ditches decades of arm export curbs as US reliability wavers
Japan is set to take another step away from its long-standing limits on arms exports, a move analysts say will strengthen the domestic defence...
Why China is urgently looking to North Africa as the energy crisis rolls on
The war in Iran and ensuing closure of the Strait of Hormuz has exposed the risks of over-reliance on the Persian Gulf for oil,...
China family buries luxury car as offering, prompting government reprimand, public apology
A Mercedes-Benz was buried as a funerary offering in a village in northeastern China, igniting public outrage over legal violations and environmental safety. A...