China retrieves its first reusable satellite in a quest to cut space research costs
The national space agency says the experimental technology met its technical targets.
Hong Kong paraglider hits and injures hiker in botched landing, helicopter rescue needed
Police say paraglider lost control and hit hiker on lawn of Ngong Ping; pair taken to hospital with leg, neck and head injuries.
Nearly 600,000 Hongkongers cross border on day 1 of Chung Yeung Festival break
Number of residents travelling out of the city jumps almost 30 per cent compared with the same time last year.
Is Sam Hou-fai the man for Macau’s top job? Pundits weigh ex-judge’s strengths, weaknesses
Former Court of Final Appeal president has support from legal sector heavyweights, but questions remain about line-up for ministerial team.
China invites EU team for more talks to hammer out EV tariffs dispute
Beijing says it engaged in nearly 3 weeks of negotiations with Brussels, making progress in some areas.
Targets in plain sight? How Hongkongers can avoid falling prey to theft on planes
The Post learns why direction your bag faces in overhead compartment can offer protection, among other advice, amid spike in on-board thefts.
Bangladesh’s Hindus celebrate despite violence against minority groups
The celebration was subdued by attacks on minority groups, primarily the country’s 13 million Hindus, with 2,010 attacks from August 4 to 20.
Geomagnetic storms pose little risk to planes, Hong Kong pilots say after Cathay flight diverted
Cathay Pacific flight from New York to Hong Kong had been diverted on Wednesday due to the space weather event.
PLA Rocket Force scientist stripped of political advisory post amid China’s corruption crackdown
CPPCC expels missile expert Xiao Longxu as anti-graft campaign continues to zero in on military officials.
Australian police instructor likely to be charged for Nazi salute, slogan
The offence by the instructor at the Victoria state police academy in Melbourne carries a penalty of a fine and up to 12 months in prison.