July 2026 – Page 54 – From Inside Asia

Flood Survivors in Southern China Describe Days of Hunger as Volunteers Struggle to Deliver Aid

Residents trapped by catastrophic flooding in southern China’s Guangxi region survived for days on rainwater and tree leaves after reservoir failures unleashed torrents that...

by Michael Zhuang July 26, 2026

World

Hong Kong veterinary board pressed to improve service amid logjam of complaints

Published: 5:30pm, 26 Jul 2026Updated: 6:14pm, 26 Jul 2026 When Hongkonger Tara Fung brought her eight-month-old Munchkin cat, Yuen Yuen, to a clinic to...

by Lo Hoi-ying July 26, 2026

World

‘Super’ El Nino: Africa facing mass migration, US$20 billion in damages

An ⁠impending ‘super’ El Nino is likely to inflict a combined US$10 billion to US$20 billion of damage ⁠in affected African countries and trigger...

by Reuters July 26, 2026

World

Northern Metropolis will make Hong Kong more liveable, Paul Chan says

Published: 4:51pm, 26 Jul 2026Updated: 7:53pm, 26 Jul 2026 Residents of the Northern Metropolis, Hong Kong’s future mega township near the border with Shenzhen,...

by Ng Kang-chung July 26, 2026

Business

Samsung Electronics and Broadcom sign $200bn partnership at AI summit

July 26, 2026 As investment in artificial intllgence (AI) grows, Samsung Electronics and Broadcom have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to expand collaboration...

by Andrew Tjaardstra July 26, 2026

World

Journal to review university paper citing Hong Kong map without Victoria Harbour

Published: 4:00pm, 26 Jul 2026Updated: 6:02pm, 26 Jul 2026 An international journal has said it is looking into concerns raised over a map featured...

by William Yiu July 26, 2026

World

Chinese teen helps mum carry bricks at construction site to earn university tuition

A secondary school graduate in China, unlike many of her peers who travelled after sitting for the national university entrance exam, chose to work...

by Alice Yan July 26, 2026

World

Lower profit margins set to foil Chinese carmakers’ price war plans despite falling sales

Narrowing profit margins due to higher raw material costs have dealt yet another major blow to China’s carmakers as they face shrinking market demand...

by Daniel Ren July 26, 2026