Lifts at 74 more buildings serviced by Taizoom lack safety parts, taking total to 152
Published: 11:47pm, 18 Oct 2026Updated: 11:50pm, 18 Oct 2026 Hong Kong authorities have said lifts at 74 more private buildings installed by Taizoom Elevator...
Lithuanians take shelter, Nato jets scramble as suspected drone explodes
A suspected drone exploded over Lithuania after triggering an alert that forced residents in northern and central areas to seek shelter for an hour...
Hong Kong to review Peak lighting installation after outcry over felled trees
Hong Kong tourism authorities have pledged to review the roll-out of a lighting project along a trail on The Peak after mounting complaints that...
China urged to copy Pentagon’s hi-tech warfare project without US conflicts of interest
China has been urged to learn from a Pentagon project to assess future warfare but warned to avoid the potential conflicts of interest and...
The AI promise was automation. The reality? Managing digital workers
When artificial intelligence agents first arrived, they came with a tantalising promise: autonomous “digital workers” that would finally free humans from corporate drudgery. As...
Elderly Hong Kong couple die in suspected suicide pact over Parkinson’s diagnosis
Hong Kong police are investigating a suspected suicide pact after an elderly couple were found dead in a public housing flat on Sunday, following...
Hurricane Trudy threatens Mexican coast with flooding, mudslides
Hurricane Trudy lashed parts of Mexico’s Pacific coast with heavy rain and strong winds on Sunday as the US National Hurricane Centre warned of...
Katie Zacharia and Mao Ning – a study in contrasts in US and China media strategies
Katie Zacharia may have lasted just five days as the White House press secretary but still managed to set off a diplomatic incident with...
Why Plato-to-Nato Western myth is being resurrected
Standing before the Acropolis in Athens earlier this month, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the West’s story “the greatest story ever known...