China’s public transport serves 90% of urban residents, leaving US cities in the dust
China is ‘ahead of schedule’ in achieving UN 2030 sustainability goals, while global progress remains limited, new report says.
Harris faces Helene’s destruction, Trump’s lies
Harris was in Georgia this week where she helped distribute meals, inspected the damage, and consoled families impacted by the storm.
Hong Kong minister urges former Physical gym staff to be vigilant over new investor contracts
Perface says it has retained 200 staff from chain; labour chief Chris Sun says workers should ‘read terms clearly’ in new contracts.
Gazans in limbo awaiting Canadian visas
Immigration lawyers say the wait for Gazans entering Canada is longer than those faced by other groups fleeing conflict or disaster.
3 arrested for allegedly pickpocketing HK$270,000 from ATM and bank users in Hong Kong
Suspects, aged between 39 and 47, believed to be linked to seven similar cases reported from different districts across city, police say.
Eye doctor in China returns to performing surgeries 4 years after being stabbed by patient
Doctor becomes famous during recovery process, pursues advanced technologies in medicine.
Hong Kong’s Carrie Lam asked to relocate office when HK$5.67 million a year lease ends in 2025
Criticism over the price tag emerges after government reveals the cost of funding her office borne by taxpayers.
Drug lord El Chapo’s lawyer Mariel Colon is returning to her first love, singing
Colon is using her notoriety and connection to the drug trafficking world to launch a music career. She denies she is glorifying crime.
Unsure what to do if a wild boar attacks? Hong Kong experts sort truth from hogwash
Wilderness experts share safety tips after woman attacked by wild boar during camping trip on city’s tallest peak.
Are Pogos in the Philippines evading ban by ‘rebranding’ through corruption?
A Philippine senator has warned that Pogos might be looking to diversify into other businesses in the country, such as call centres.