More Hong Kong-Taiwan flights disrupted as Super Typhoon Krathon nears landfall
Cathay Pacific Airways’ budget airline, HK Express, cancels eight flights, says affected passengers have been notified.
Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: the Hongkonger growing coral babies in lab to save ecosystem
Apple Chui, or ‘Coral Mum’, has been selected as a finalist for Spirit of Hong Kong Awards 2024 in the community category.
China wants to be the voice of the Global South – but is the world ready for change?
China’s courting of developing nations is part of its goal of seeking a bigger global role amid isolation from the West, analysts say.
Biden seeks to deter Israel from striking Iran’s nuclear sites
Netanyahu’s government – along with other Israeli leaders – has threatened reprisals for Iran’s missile attack on Israel.
US$3 billion blunder: Walmart, Prosus, Tencent miss the China rally with premature exits
Beijing’s stimulus package has boosted Chinese stocks, but some investors missed out on billions in potential gains by selling their shares before the rally.
What were the risks involved in Hong Kong’s cancelled drone shows and can lessons be learned?
The Post breaks down what went wrong with the National Day spectacles, the technology involved and why neighbouring Shenzhen was able to carry on with its shows.
Discounted rents help mainland Chinese retailers snag prime spots in Hong Kong
The slumping retail market is forcing landlords to extend deeper discounts, providing opportunities for brands to expand in the city.
Indonesia and Philippines must clean up their nickel mines
A US report on worker exploitation adds urgency to the call for reform of an industry already battling accusations of environmental abuse.
Burned-out South Korea and China youth embrace nutrient IV therapy to boost energy
Intravenous nutrient therapy blends liquid vitamins and saline drip, but medical benefits have not been definitively proven.
Why have juvenile sex crimes surged in Hong Kong and how can the problem be fixed?
Experts call for more effective sex education as more than half of 396 youngsters arrested last year were aged 10 to 15.