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India Clinch Bronze, China And Hong Kong China Win Women's And Men's Asia Rugby U20 Sevens Crown
India's U20 Women's team capped off a memorable return to the Asia Rugby Emirates U20 Championship with a bronze medal.
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Trump Cracks Down On Foreign Students, College Applications Rise Outside US
In China, wait times for US visa interviews are so long that some students have given up. Universities in Hong Kong are fielding transfer inquiries from foreign students in the US.
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World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
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China Heiress In $2 Billion Inheritance Feud With Siblings
The battle pits three plaintiffs who say they are half-siblings of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co.'s Kelly Zong in a lawsuit against the heiress of the drinks company.
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Hong Kong Proposes Legislation To Recognise Same-Sex Couples' Rights
Hong Kong government said it will propose legislation to recognise some rights of same-sex couples whose marriages are registered abroad, to comply with a 2023 court judgement.
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Hong Kong Opposition Party Disbands Citing 'Immense' Pressure
One of Hong Kong's last remaining opposition parties has officially disbanded, its leader announced, citing "immense political pressure" as Beijing presses on with its years-long crackdown on dissent.
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QS World University Rankings By Subject 2025: Find The Best Universities For Your Chosen Field
QS Global Rankings 2025: Eastern Asian countries such as South Korea, mainland China and Hong Kong SAR have made notable growth with their universities.
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Chinese Firm Faces Backlash For Penalising Workers For Mirror Gazing, Snacking
A senior executive at a Hong Kong stock market-listed company issued the notice, informing about the fines for various offences.
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Hong Kong Appoints New Zealand Judge To Top Court
A New Zealand judge has been appointed as a justice of Hong Kong's top court, after a years-long exodus of overseas jurists following Beijing's imposition of a sweeping security law on the finance hub.
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Hong Kong Invites Foreign Students As Trump Bans Them From Harvard
Hong Kong, a Chinese territory, has opened its doors to "top talent" at Harvard amid the American university's ongoing conflict with US President Donald Trump.
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After Trump's Ban, Hong Kong University Announces "Unconditional Offers" For Harvard Foreign Students
HKUST's offer comes after the Chinese government criticised the US government for stopping the enrollment of foreign students and student exchange programmes at Harvard University.
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Covid-19 Cases Spike In Asia: About JN.1 Variant And Affected Countries
A resurgent wave of Covid-19 is spreading through Southeast Asia, with densely populated regions in Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Thailand witnessing a spike in cases.
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Hong Kong Woman Convicted Of Leaving Dead Baby In Hospital Freezer
Huang was only 21 weeks pregnant when she delivered the baby boy at the affiliated hospital of China Medical University in Taichung.
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US Trade Blacklist On China Riddled With Errors, Outdated Details
Doris Au discovered after searching online that another firm with a similar name was added to the US trade blacklist in October 2023.
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Hong Kong's Oldest Pro-Democracy Party To Shut Down Amid China Crackdown
Hong Kong's oldest and most prominent pro-democracy party is preparing to shut down amid an intensifying crackdown by China.
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India Clinch Bronze, China And Hong Kong China Win Women's And Men's Asia Rugby U20 Sevens Crown
India's U20 Women's team capped off a memorable return to the Asia Rugby Emirates U20 Championship with a bronze medal.
-
Trump Cracks Down On Foreign Students, College Applications Rise Outside US
In China, wait times for US visa interviews are so long that some students have given up. Universities in Hong Kong are fielding transfer inquiries from foreign students in the US.
-
World's First "Air Piracy" Was A 20 Minutes "Cigarette Flight" En Route Macau
Cathay Pacific-operated seaplane, Miss Macao, became the world's first recorded airplane hijacking. In fact, the idea of hijacking didn't even exist at the time. People would call it "air piracy."
-
China Heiress In $2 Billion Inheritance Feud With Siblings
The battle pits three plaintiffs who say they are half-siblings of Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co.'s Kelly Zong in a lawsuit against the heiress of the drinks company.
-
Hong Kong Proposes Legislation To Recognise Same-Sex Couples' Rights
Hong Kong government said it will propose legislation to recognise some rights of same-sex couples whose marriages are registered abroad, to comply with a 2023 court judgement.
-
Hong Kong Opposition Party Disbands Citing 'Immense' Pressure
One of Hong Kong's last remaining opposition parties has officially disbanded, its leader announced, citing "immense political pressure" as Beijing presses on with its years-long crackdown on dissent.
-
QS World University Rankings By Subject 2025: Find The Best Universities For Your Chosen Field
QS Global Rankings 2025: Eastern Asian countries such as South Korea, mainland China and Hong Kong SAR have made notable growth with their universities.
-
Chinese Firm Faces Backlash For Penalising Workers For Mirror Gazing, Snacking
A senior executive at a Hong Kong stock market-listed company issued the notice, informing about the fines for various offences.
-
Hong Kong Appoints New Zealand Judge To Top Court
A New Zealand judge has been appointed as a justice of Hong Kong's top court, after a years-long exodus of overseas jurists following Beijing's imposition of a sweeping security law on the finance hub.
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Hong Kong Invites Foreign Students As Trump Bans Them From Harvard
Hong Kong, a Chinese territory, has opened its doors to "top talent" at Harvard amid the American university's ongoing conflict with US President Donald Trump.
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After Trump's Ban, Hong Kong University Announces "Unconditional Offers" For Harvard Foreign Students
HKUST's offer comes after the Chinese government criticised the US government for stopping the enrollment of foreign students and student exchange programmes at Harvard University.
-
Covid-19 Cases Spike In Asia: About JN.1 Variant And Affected Countries
A resurgent wave of Covid-19 is spreading through Southeast Asia, with densely populated regions in Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Thailand witnessing a spike in cases.
-
Hong Kong Woman Convicted Of Leaving Dead Baby In Hospital Freezer
Huang was only 21 weeks pregnant when she delivered the baby boy at the affiliated hospital of China Medical University in Taichung.
-
US Trade Blacklist On China Riddled With Errors, Outdated Details
Doris Au discovered after searching online that another firm with a similar name was added to the US trade blacklist in October 2023.
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Hong Kong's Oldest Pro-Democracy Party To Shut Down Amid China Crackdown
Hong Kong's oldest and most prominent pro-democracy party is preparing to shut down amid an intensifying crackdown by China.
