An Iranian attack on a Kuwaiti power and desalination plant killed an Indian worker and caused significant damage. The incident occurred amid heightened regional tensions linked to the US-Israeli conflict with Iran.

Amnesty International warns that the 2026 World Cup in North America risks becoming a 'stage for repression' due to human rights concerns, particularly in the U.S. FIFA asserts it will ensure safety and rights for participants.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the military to expand its invasion in southern Lebanon, aiming to establish a 'buffer zone'.

Insilico Medicine, a Hong Kong-listed biotech company, has entered a deal with Eli Lilly for AI-driven drug development. The agreement includes potential milestone payments and royalties, with undisclosed drug targets.

The article reports on U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that the US-Israel conflict has caused regime change in Iran, while also covering market reactions to the conflict and international diplomatic discussions.

Hong Kong authorities have issued warnings to residents of fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court about returning to collect belongings, advising vulnerable groups against entering due to health risks.

Australian police shot dead a fugitive gunman, Desmond Freeman, after a seven-month manhunt. Freeman, described as a conspiracy theorist and member of the 'sovereign citizen' movement, had killed two officers earlier.

A young Chinese woman in Shanghai enrolled her six-month-old Samoyed in a dog kindergarten for US$1,700, citing her busy work schedule as the reason.

The article reports on a generational divide at the Conservative Political Action Conference regarding reactions to Donald Trump's Iran military actions.

The article reports on an Environmental Working Group (EWG) analysis finding PFAS chemicals in 37% of conventional California produce, with proposed legislation aiming to ban their use in pesticides by 2035.

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The article reports on Iranian strikes targeting aluminum facilities in Bahrain and the UAE, causing injuries and damage. It links the attacks to Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz and its retaliation against attacks on Iranian steel…

Last year, Australia was reminded of China’s willingness to exercise its growing naval power in the region.

The European Union (EU) is a bystander in the Iran war, but it might end up sustaining significant collateral damage.

The article criticizes the US-Israeli alliance for alleged war crimes in Gaza, framing their actions as a 'war on humanity' and accusing them of undermining international law.

The article mentions technical issues with video playback and reports on ongoing mediation talks in Islamabad involving Middle East powers discussing conflict resolution.

The article discusses a disciplinary case against ICC prosecutor Karim Khan, citing judicial experts' conclusion that no misconduct occurred.

The article reports on Russian students being recruited into military contracts, highlighting issues such as misleading promises and potential legal loopholes.

The article reports on Michael Kadoorie's comments regarding Hong Kong's electricity supply amid global energy crisis concerns linked to the Middle East conflict.

The article discusses China's art market recovery linked to a global wealth transfer, citing UBS estimates and examples of family businesses transitioning leadership. It highlights increased auction activity and optimism from UBS officials.