The Hong Kong Museum of History reopened its revamped 'Hong Kong Story' exhibition, emphasizing the city's historical ties to Chinese culture.

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Oracle is cutting thousands of jobs as part of a restructuring plan focused on AI infrastructure investment. The company is reallocating resources toward datacentre development to compete with cloud rivals, while industry-wide tech layoffs…

The article discusses the legal debate over birthright citizenship in the United States, focusing on the Trump administration's executive order restricting automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.

The article reports on the deaths of three Indonesian peacekeepers in Lebanon, prompting calls for Indonesia to reassess its Middle East peacekeeping role and increase diplomatic pressure on Israel.

A 24-year-old man from London has been charged with firearm possession after being stopped at Dover. Counter-terrorism police emphasized there is no imminent threat related to the case, urging against further speculation during ongoing…

A Russian military plane crash in Crimea killed 29 people, with the Russian defense ministry attributing it to a technical failure.

Japan's Civil Code was amended to allow joint custody for divorced couples, addressing criticisms of the previous sole custody system. The law permits family courts to grant joint or sole custody and includes provisions for child support.

The article reports on the US Supreme Court hearing arguments about whether former President Trump can revoke birthright citizenship for children born in the US.

The article reports that Pakistani officials claim Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban governments are resuming talks in China to broker a ceasefire, with China mediating.

The article reports on Italy's disappointment after losing a penalty shootout to Bosnia, missing the World Cup for the third consecutive time. Fans in Rome expressed sadness over the 16-year absence from the tournament.

The article reports on financial losses faced by major Chinese property developers in 2025, citing subdued demand and debt restructuring as key factors.

The article describes a new trend in southern China where public buses are transformed into mobile venues offering karaoke, film screenings, and dim sum dining.

The article reports on the extradition of Li Xiong and Chen Zhi from Cambodia to China, citing Chinese state media and government statements.

The article promotes Mauritius as a tropical tourist destination, highlighting its natural beauty, ease of travel, and unique attractions.

The article promotes a call for submissions to the Young Country Diary, inviting children aged 8-14 to share nature-related experiences.

The article details the trial of three men accused of supporting Germany's Reichsbürger 'United Patriots' group, which is linked to coup plots and kidnapping attempts.

The article reports that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has listed 17 American tech companies as targets, citing their role in supporting 'terrorist operations' against Iran.