Charting a course in AI seas: why barristers are still captains of legal ship
The full title of “barrister at law” apparently traces back to 16th century England, providing pleading and advocacy services. Since then, little has changed....
China’s ‘green great wall’ triggers hay fever misery: scientists
For Ma Bo, a resident of Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia, late July marks the beginning of another round of suffering. Advertisement He...
Chinese ethnic minorities sing songs to solve legal disputes; case goes viral
Some courts in southwestern China’s Guizhou province have hired folk singers to work as mediators in a bid to settle legal disputes among local...
More Hong Kong office tenants seek longer rent-free periods: Colliers
Some nine out of 10 office tenants in Hong Kong are expecting longer rent-free periods from their landlords as more than a quarter of...
‘Less stressful’: why mainland Chinese pupils choose Hong Kong’s DSE over gaokao
An increasing number of mainland Chinese pupils are taking Hong Kong’s university entrance exams as a step towards more diverse opportunities in higher education,...
Nvidia, AMD to win market share in China as US eases export curbs
The sales resumption of Nvidia’s H20 processors and Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD) MI308 chips in China is expected to ease the anxiety of local...
Will the Philippines sue China over coral reef destruction?
The Philippines has publicly accused a Chinese vessel of causing more than 11 million pesos (US$194,000) in damage to protected coral reefs near Thitu...
Villa, luxury home sales rise in Hong Kong as the rich pounce on bargains
Published: 7:30am, 17 Jul 2025Updated: 7:33am, 17 Jul 2025 Sales of villas, bungalows and luxury homes in Hong Kong soared to a three-year high...
‘Scapegoats’? The harsh reality for mainland Chinese students in Taiwan
As tensions between Beijing and Taipei rise, academia and the education sector reveal how each side is changing to adapt to – or shape...