Singapore opposition leader Pritam Singh stands trial for alleged lies under oath
The trial marks the first instance in Singapore’s history where an opposition leader has been prosecuted for parliamentary deception.
Who runs Cambodia? Hun Manet is PM, but his dad still pulls the strings
Cambodia’s prime minister operates under the watchful eye of former leader Hun Sen, who remains a formidable force in Cambodian politics.
TSMC plans more chip plants in Europe, Taiwan official says
TSMC is planning more plants in Europe with a focus on the market for AI chips, according to a senior Taiwanese official.
‘Infrastructure monster’: how China built the world’s longest high-speed railway
A look at how China took only two decades to develop the world’s longest high-speed railway.
Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: start-up shows sustainability can begin with a meal box
ReCube has been selected as a finalist for the Spirit of Hong Kong Awards 2024 in the ‘sustainability’ category.
Hong Kong property tycoon Peter Lee champions clean energy investments to support charities
The Towngas chairman and devout Buddhist hopes to create a more sustainable future through his family office investments.
Malaysia investigates if rescued GISB children received militant teachings
In addition to child sex abuse claims, police are now examining links between the shadowy group and allegations of militant indoctrination.
Hong Kong zoo closed after 8 animals found dead, necropsy under way
Animals comprised De Brazza’s monkey, common squirrel monkey, three cotton-top tamarins and three white-faced saki monkeys.
Pilot audio description service gives Hong Kong’s blind a chance to enjoy sport
Hong Kong Blind Union says it has offered the service at 105 sports events over the past 4½ years.
Shirking responsibility on bullying leaves Hong Kong children to suffer
Recent surveys indicate a culture of helplessness among students and teachers that is allowing the problem of bullying to fester.