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The article discusses collaboration between MTR Corp and CRRC Qishuyan Institute, highlighting synergies in rail technology and positioning Hong Kong as a global showcase for rail innovations.
Malaysian politicians condemn Philippine Senator Robin Padilla's assertion that Sabah can be treated as a commodity to address oil-related issues.
The article reports on increased rail travel in Myanmar as fuel prices rise due to the Middle East war, with commuters opting for cheaper train fares over planes and cars.
The article discusses the ancient Chinese text Guiguzi, comparing it to Dale Carnegie's self-help book and highlighting its practical guidance on persuasion.
The article reports on the death of Lee Geun-an, a former South Korean police chief known for his torture methods, including 'chicken roasting' and waterboarding.
The article discusses China's electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers' strategies to avoid destructive price competition by emphasizing technological advancements.
The article reports on US special envoy Steve Witkoff's optimism about imminent Iran talks amid ongoing military actions. It details recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and the impact of the conflict on global oil markets.
The article reports on the first international rugby sevens tournament held in Hong Kong in 1976, mentioning sponsors Rothmans and Cathay Pacific's interest in hosting a similar event in the future.
Nepal's former prime minister K.P. Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested over alleged involvement in a crackdown on protesters during the 2025 uprising.
Bank of America has agreed to pay $72.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging it facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking activities. The settlement avoids a trial and follows similar agreements by other banks.
The article reports on the significant price increases of professional storage devices in Hong Kong, citing a photographer's experience and a price comparison site's data.
The article reports on South Africa's exclusion from the G7 summit, citing US pressure as a reason. It notes China's offer of tariff-free trade as an alternative economic opportunity while highlighting diplomatic statements from South…
The Hong Kong Correctional Services Department reported a cybersecurity breach compromising 6,800 employees' personal data.
The article discusses Southeast Asian countries' efforts to regulate AI and data flows, highlighting concerns from the business community about potential negative impacts on investment and innovation.
Beijing has summoned the US envoy in Hong Kong to protest against a security alert issued by the US consulate regarding new national security law amendments.
Indonesia has implemented a new regulation banning children under 16 from accessing social media platforms like YouTube and Facebook, citing risks such as pornography, cyberbullying, and addiction.
The article details the career trajectory of Yu Wenhong, a 55-year-old Chinese businesswoman who built a medical aesthetics empire.
A research team from Shanghai and Tianjin claims their hydrofluorocarbon-based electrolyte could double electric vehicle range and function in extreme cold.
Pope Leo criticized growing economic inequality during his visit to Monaco, describing it as creating 'chasms between the poor and the rich.' He linked systemic issues to global conflicts and called for justice, while the article noted the…
The article describes Iranian-American artist Elnaz Javani's textile artworks displayed at Art Central, highlighting their thematic exploration of identity, memory, and geopolitical tensions.