US and China’s forgotten friendship on display in WWII photo exhibition
An exhibition of photos from the China-Burma-India theatre in WWII shows Chinese and American soldiers fighting side by side.
Renovations and spiced-up menus: how Hong Kong businesses are weathering an economic storm
City has witnessed spate of business closures amid change in consumer trends following end of Covid-19 pandemic.
China’s drive for tech self-sufficiency is already paying off
Facing an uncertain future, China’s pivot towards self-reliance and technological innovation will cement its position on the world stage.
Latin America split on Columbus and indigenous resistance, Spain’s colonial legacy
Argentina’s President Javier Milei posted on social media that the Italian explorer’s arrival introduced enlightenment to the region.
China’s stock regulator investigating CICC over sponsorship of IPO for chip company S2C
Investment bank ‘suspected of failing to exercise due diligence’ in the withdrawn offering, which led to penalties against S2C.
Chinese vice-premier urges more ‘white list’ lending to stabilise housing market
He Lifeng calls for efforts to help China beat property sector slump, which has been a stumbling block to economic recovery.
Hong Kong authorities reclaim 15,500 public rental flats in 2023-24 financial year
A fifth of recovered flats were a result from mandatory income and assets declarations, says Director of Housing Rosanna Law.
Netanyahu to UN chief Guterres: get UNIFIL out of Lebanon ‘immediately’
Forty nations that contribute to the peacekeeping force said that they ‘strongly condemn recent attacks’ by Israel.
Crowds build up at Hong Kong border crossing as 3-day long weekend ends
Tens of thousands are making their way back to Hong Kong from tomb sweeping across the border, short breaks and shopping.
Sudan civil war: 23 killed in air strike on Khartoum market
Fierce fighting has raged since Friday around Khartoum, much of which is controlled by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).