Closed? Open? Closed? Why is Iran changing course on the Strait of Hormuz?
The shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz only hours after its reopening is a tactic by Iran to gain leverage over the United States...
Lesson for China? Iran’s low-cost 358 missile takes out million-dollar US assets
The “drone-killing” success of Iran’s 358 loitering munition, especially against expensive US-made platforms, is attracting attention well beyond the battlefield in the Middle East....
UK’s counterterror police probe another London arson attack
UK counterterror officers are investigating an arson attack on a shop in an area of London with a large Jewish population, police said on...
Hong Kong woman loses HK$4.9 million to bogus online ‘investment experts’
A Hong Kong woman has lost nearly HK$4.9 million (US$625,800) in three months after being cheated by bogus “investment experts” in an online scam....
Iran Says It Closed Strait of Hormuz Again Over US Blockade
Iran’s military said on April 18 it has reinstated “strict military oversight” over the Strait of Hormuz due to Washington’s ongoing naval blockade of...
China trade deal has Canadians looking forward to cheaper electric vehicles
In Canada, fans and foes of Chinese electric vehicles are holding their breath for brands like BYD to hit the market. Whether they love...
Hong Kong Sevens at ‘pinnacle’ on 50th anniversary, pioneering coach Peter Duncan says
Hong Kong rugby has reached a “pinnacle” as the city celebrates the 50th anniversary of its annual Sevens tournament, the man who coached the...
Hong Kong’s Mirror star Keung To urges public to learn from his driving mistakes
Hong Kong Cantopop singer Keung To has urged the public to learn from his mistakes after he was fined HK$2,200 (US$280) for careless driving,...
China’s Economy Collapses, People Rise Up Due to Hunger, Sparking Anti-Xi Movement
The Chinese Communist Party’s oppressive rule has lasted for decades, and the people of China can no longer bear it. The voices of opposition...