In turbulent times, will Hong Kong be a safe haven?
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How Sanae Takaichi is redefining Japanese diplomacy with personal touches
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has been putting her own spin on omotenashi, the Japanese concept of hospitality, to build personal rapport with foreign...
‘It feels complicated’: Wang Fuk Court residents return home to bid last farewell
About 270 residents of Hong Kong’s fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court are returning to their flats on Monday to pack their belongings, nearly five months...
Hong Kong reasserts role as safe haven in global finance amid Middle East turmoil
The US-Israeli war on Iran has unleashed sharp swings across global energy and financial markets, fuelling demand for safe-haven assets, with Hong Kong emerging...
Singapore tycoon sues banks for US$1 billion from collapse of Australian NewSat
In the early 2010s, a small Australian company tried to build a fleet of satellites before lenders, concerned about its chief executive officer’s flamboyant...
China’s C919 sees delivery delays in 2026, with 3 units shipped in 3 months
Deliveries of China’s home-grown C919 narrowbody airliner, billed to challenge mainstream models from Boeing and Airbus, appear to be delayed, with only three units...
South Korea targets India, Vietnam in ‘co-prosperity’ push for trade and tech
Bolstering strategic partnerships and economic ties will be high on the agenda during South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s six-day trip to India and...
Why the Northern Metropolis needs more than one big push
Hong Kong’s government is under mounting pressure to deliver the Northern Metropolis, announced in 2021, as it approaches the end of its term –...
DSA 2026: Malaysian Army’s leased AW149s are due next year
The Malaysian Army is awaiting the arrival of four Leonardo AW149 helicopters next year, though they will be leased rather than owned by the...