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Hong Kong lawmakers have raised concerns about the lack of parking facilities at the upgraded Huanggang border checkpoint, advocating for a public car park similar to the Heung Yuen Wai crossing.
A pro-Iranian hacking group claims to have breached FBI Director Kash Patel's email account, releasing personal documents and photos. The FBI stated it is aware of malicious activity targeting Patel's account and has taken mitigation steps.
Two aid boats bound for Cuba have been confirmed as safely arriving on the island by the US Coast Guard. The vessels had departed Mexico earlier in March as part of an international convoy delivering humanitarian supplies.
Retired astronaut Mike Fincke described a sudden medical incident during his space mission that required NASA's first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station.
China denies intensifying inspections of Panama-flagged vessels, accusing the US of seeking control of the Panama Canal. The US Federal Maritime Commission warns inspections exceed historical norms and may constitute reprisals following…
Tiger Woods was released on bail after being arrested for suspicion of DUI following a car crash. Officials stated he was not injured and was held separately from other inmates to prevent potential harm.
The article discusses China's space-based solar power initiative as a potential advancement in green energy, explaining the technology's continuous operation advantages and historical development from science fiction to NASA's feasibility…
The article discusses China's demand for Japan to return a 1,300-year-old stone tablet, framing it as part of broader efforts to repatriate looted cultural artifacts.
The article reports President Trump's claims of securing a trade deal with China to boost US soybean exports, while noting farmers' uncertainty about China's commitments.
An Iranian missile attack on a US military base in Saudi Arabia injured 10 service members and damaged aircraft. The attack follows Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and Iran's vow of retaliation.
Henry Lee, a forensic scientist known for his testimony in the O.J. Simpson trial, has died at 87. His career included high-profile cases but later faced legal scrutiny over a 2023 ruling finding him liable for fabricating evidence in a…
The article discusses rising energy prices and fuel shortages in Southeast Asia amid the Middle East conflict, highlighting the region's reliance on the Strait of Hormuz for energy despite its renewable resources.
A Chinese man became trapped during a viral 'zip tie escape challenge' and was rescued by a delivery man who alerted police. Firefighters later reported the incident to raise public awareness about the dangers of such stunts.
The article reports on the investigation of Guo Yonghang, a senior official under former Guangdong governor Ma Xingrui, for alleged corruption.
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.