Nearly 60% of Hong Kong parents mistake deadly disease for a cold, survey finds
Nearly 60 per cent of Hong Kong parents mistakenly believe that invasive meningococcal disease is no different from a common cold, a survey has...
‘China shock 3.0’ is coming. And it’ll be AI-powered robots
Mark Greeven is professor of management innovation and strategy and dean of Asia at IMD, where he co-directs the Building Digital Ecosystems and Strategic Partnerships programme and...
Chinese scientists’ horse-head discovery sheds light on ancient elite sacrificial traditions
From the ancient Aztecs’ efforts to appease the sun god to Apollo’s demands in the Iliad, human history is permeated with traditions of sacrifice,...
First money, now ‘loyalty’: Trump’s demands test Nato chief’s flattery tactics
Since he started work as Nato secretary general almost two years ago, Mark Rutte has spent much of his time trying to keep the...
Australia Builds on ‘Momentum’ With Fresh Pacific Deal
Anthony Albanese is off to Fiji to sign a landmark treaty, as Australia and the Chinese Communist Party face off in a diplomatic fight...
Hong Kong must brace for AI bubble risk and quantum computer threat: HKMA chief
Published: 2:35pm, 5 Jul 2026Updated: 4:03pm, 5 Jul 2026 Hong Kong has to brace for the emerging risks of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble...
Doctor given 9‑month ban for misconduct in case that left boy disabled for life
Published: 2:32pm, 5 Jul 2026Updated: 4:38pm, 5 Jul 2026 A Hong Kong paediatrician has been removed from the General Register for nine months after...
Vance hopes Burnham delivers ‘structural change’ amid ‘broken’ UK politics
US Vice-President J.D. Vance said Britain had been “failed by its leadership for a long time”, adding that he hoped the country’s next prime...
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi calls on Sweden to help rebuild trust
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged Sweden to help rebuild trust between the two countries and cultivate a “correct perception” of each other,...