Stakeholders argue the government’s compensation and transition plans are unrealistic amid calls for concrete exit strategies.

Naimah Khalid claims the ‘trumped-up [corruption] charges’ against her and her husband, Daim Zainuddin, were ‘instigated by Anwar Ibrahim’.

Lu Ting, chief China economist at Japanese investment bank Nomura, says the risk of repeating the boom and bust in 2015 could rise rapidly in the coming weeks.

General sales begin on October 10, but early booking available for those willing to pay for premium experiences reaching HK$6,599 per person.

Iran is concerned about possible infiltration of its own after the killing of Hezbollah’s chief Hassan Nasrallah in a Beirut strike.

Rosanna Law reminds those aged 60 years and older to submit declaration forms in latest round of reporting to curb abuse of public housing system.

Only two out of 16 financial institutions interviewed by the HKMA said they use GenAI to create tailored marketing plans or customised pitches.

Both sides have ‘plenty to discuss’, says insider, amid EV deliberations in Europe and conflicts in Ukraine and Mideast.

Israel kept up its bombardment of Lebanon’s capital after Iran launched its largest missile attack yet on Israel.

Moscow also rejected Tokyo’s protest over the incident, which was made through diplomatic channels.