90-day extension of US-China tariff truce is likely, US commerce secretary says
A 90-day extension of a US-China tariff truce is likely, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Thursday, the most concrete signal from the...
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China’s Exports Surge Ahead of Tariff Truce Deadline With US
China’s exports surged in July and topped market expectations, as a decline in shipments to the United States was offset by exports to Southeast...
The Japanese Have Had Enough — They’re Finally Taking Action Against the Chinese
The Japanese public is increasingly recognizing that their true adversary is the CCP government, not the Chinese people. As a result, there’s growing support...
US Tariff Pause With China ‘Likely’ to Be Extended by Another 90 Days: Lutnick
The United States is likely to extend the U.S. tariff deadline for China by another 90 days, says Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The current...
Hong Kong Observatory expects showers early next week
Published: 12:11am, 8 Aug 2025Updated: 12:25am, 8 Aug 2025 A tropical cyclone in the western North Pacific is developing gradually and moving westwards, with...
Hong Kong takes action over Shenzhen-based tutorial centre offering DSE courses
Published: 11:26pm, 7 Aug 2025Updated: 11:45pm, 7 Aug 2025 Hong Kong education authorities are taking law enforcement action against a Shenzhen-based tutorial centre that...
Man arrested in Hong Kong over smoking products, 30kg of drugs found in luggage
Published: 11:00pm, 7 Aug 2025Updated: 11:30pm, 7 Aug 2025 Hong Kong customs officers have arrested a man who flew in from the Netherlands after...
Patents Related to CCP-Backed Silk Typhoon Hackers Reveal Capabilities
Cybersecurity research firm SentinelOne has identified more than 10 patents held by companies that are associated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-backed hacking campaign...
Philippine Senate ‘archives’ Sara Duterte impeachment, returns case to high court
The fate of Vice-President Sara Duterte-Carpio’s impeachment once again rests with the Philippine Supreme Court after the Senate voted to “archive” – but not...