Retired Chinese ‘legend’, 57, studies in Malta, despite family concerns
A woman from China has been hailed as an academic pioneer for embarking on a new chapter in her life by travelling to Europe...
Hong Kong’s No 2 official vows to enhance East Dam travel with better Wi-fi
Published: 5:59pm, 1 Oct 2025Updated: 8:39pm, 1 Oct 2025 Hong Kong’s No 2 official has pledged to further improve travellers’ experience at High Island...
Thailand’s rising baht weighs heavily on economy, exporters and tourism
From farms and factories to hotels, Thai businesses are feeling the bite of a strong baht, which is eroding export margins and raising fears...
‘Huge questions remain’: Trump’s Gaza vision stirs Arab-Islamic unease
A proposal by US President Donald Trump to end the war in Gaza is already under fire, just days after its release, over last-minute...
Afghanistan’s internet blackout sparks concern, Taliban denial
The Taliban government on Wednesday rejected reports of a nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan, saying old fibre optic cables are worn out and are...
Hongkongers tour PLA naval ships as trainees sample local delicacies
Scores of Hong Kong residents set off at dawn to visit two PLA naval ships anchored at Stonecutters Island as part of National Day...
Europe, US continue to seek common ground on China, despite other policy differences
European Union leaders still want to collaborate with the United States on China policy – even as Washington’s envoys continue to slam the bloc’s...
Oktoberfest grounds closed as Munich police investigate explosives incident
Published: 4:37pm, 1 Oct 2025Updated: 5:28pm, 1 Oct 2025 The Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich will remain shut on Wednesday until at least 5pm...
EU is diversifying its supply chains, but it’s still reliant on China
Europe’s attempt to reduce its dependence on China through trade agreements in Asia may not achieve the intended outcome. Instead of breaking ties, Brussels...