Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn says nine relevant authorities will inspect 10,000 flame trees by end of this month.

Members of the public, including former footballer David Beckham, waited in line for up to 24 hours to say goodbye to Britain’s longest-serving monarch.

Eight Namibian cheetahs were released into their enclosure at Kuno National Park as part of a project to reintroduce the big cats to the South Asian nation.

Social media users, who shared misleading content, blamed her death on causes other than old age, including Covid-19 vaccines and Hillary Clinton.

Some 100 Shiite Muslim refugees in Indonesia are still barred from returning home, 11 years after fleeing their hometown as a Sunni mob descended.

While analysing the teeth of China’s earliest humans, a group of scientists believe they also found evidence that the early peoples picked their teeth.

Despite growing tensions between the two countries, Wang will be the most senior Chinese official to visit Britain since the start of the pandemic.

Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun suggests Labour Department should join work safety meetings held by Housing Society.

Lee said South Korean cinema spent years to figure out how to connect better with global audiences through stories about the violence of modern life.

Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau says opening up is ‘right direction’ for city, but warns recent festive holiday could mean fewer people got tested.

The Justice Department also said a third-party appointed to examine the materials should not be allowed to review them.

Anthony Cotton, the nominee to head strategic command, told a Senate hearing he agreed nuclear arms may help deter an attack on Taiwan.

Data analysis from HKUST team makes first step in closing knowledge gap, but more clinical trials needed.

Appointment confirms earlier Post report, with May’s knowledge of the Chinese government and his Mandarin skills expected to prevent further political tensions.

Strict Covid-19 curbs have deterred even local residents and affected business in the small Hakka township, with many shops and key attractions still closed.

Some countries are embracing free or nearly-free public transport as a way to reach their climate goals and fight inflation. While this is not a panacea, it offers a way for Asian nations to address environmental issues and traffic congestion that sl...

A viral video in China showed a woman pushing a Labrador dog out of a window during a fight with her husband, causing outrage in the country.

Monsoon misery exposes climate change threat as millions face acute starvation.

Residents recall British rule as era of stability and prosperity, but academics argue city did not struggle with its British ties as other colonies did.

China’s youth unemployment rate improved slightly in August from a month earlier, but it remains stubbornly high despite Beijing’s efforts to stabilise the job market.

The president had separate meetings with the Cherelle Griner, the wife of the basketball star, and Elizabeth Whelan, sister of the ex-US Marine.

Investigation of Ren follows similar probes of other chip fund executives for ‘severe violations of laws and disciplines’

Researchers say innovation would allow submarines and drones to maintain contact over more than 30,000 sq km and aid communication with smart weapons.

In a report titled ‘Gray Dragons’, Joel Wuthnow, a National Defence University senior fellow, finds similarities between PLA and Russian military advisers to Vladimir Putin.

The hit musical, a Broadway fixture since 1988, will end its run in February, becoming the biggest victim yet of New York’s pandemic-hit theatre scene.

The coronavirus may have been natural or engineered but more investigation needed, commission says.

Australian business representatives are keen to explore ‘practical ways in which they can support bilateral business engagement’ with China amid strained relations between Beijing and Canberra that have lasted for over two years.

China has learned from Russia’s post-1991 experience, pursuing its economic liberalisation with more care, but still failed to avoid some pitfalls of pro-market policies. While the strongman playbook might dictate taking Taiwan by force to distract...

Mahsa Amini, 22, was visiting Tehran when she was detained by the unit responsible for enforcing the country’s strict dress code.

The discovery is drawing calls for stronger protection of Gaza’s antiquities, which are at risk of conflict between Israeli and Palestinian militants.

In his first public comments on a recent rout of Russian forces, the president says the plan for his ‘special military plan’ is ‘not subject to adjustment’.

Organisers of Standard Chartered Hong Hong Marathon call off event, saying they have had to wait too long for permission from government.

New Delhi and Moscow have long-standing ties and Russia remains by far India’s biggest arms supplier, shying away from explicitly condemning the invasion of Ukraine and sending the price of oil other commodities soaring.

Arrivals from mainland, Macau and Taiwan must have two jabs to obtain temporary pass starting on Saturday.

The Chinese leader’s first trip abroad in more than 2 years saw him visiting Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, where he signed a series of deals with local leaders.

The enduring popularity of Apple’s iconic smartphone is expected to give China’s declining handset market a boost.

The coffee chain franchise discovered ‘some unauthorised access’ to names, numbers, addresses, gender and dates of birth but said no credit card details were taken as it does not store them.

The infected patient had arrived in Chongqing from overseas developed symptoms while in quarantine for Covid-19.

Prices of a mug of beer have risen about 15 per cent from the last time the festival was held in 2019, with German brewers feeling the brunt of inflation with production costs at levels “the German brewing industry has never seen before”.

Chief executives from Raytheon Technologies and Boeing Defence targeted after US approves US$1.1 billion weapons deal to the island.

New declaration part of authorities bid to step up surveillance on the city’s labour groups.

Addressing leaders in Samarkand, Xi Jinping says competition between unity and division around the world is growing.

There are 90,526 Japanese citizens aged 100 and above, more than five times the number two decades ago. By comparison, the US has 97,914 centenarians, despite a population more than 200 million larger.

Hikvision is the second Chinese company that felt compelled to speak out on the US government’s move to stop Nvidia and AMD from selling their flagship artificial intelligence chips to clients in China.

Leaders of China and Russia agree to expand cooperation in areas such as trade and agriculture, but no mention of armed forces, and the powers insist their partnership is ‘not an alliance’.

The European Parliament overwhelmingly passes a resolution calling for a supply-chain agreement with Taiwan, as European businesses worry about stable access to the island’s advanced semiconductors.

Xi meets a dozen leaders in Central Asia on first trip abroad in nearly 1,000 days

‘It was a tsunami’, a mayor said of the sudden downpour on Thursday evening that devastated his town. Children, including a boy swept out of his mother’s arms, are among the missing.

Domestic production of integrated circuits recorded a 24.7 per cent year on year decline in August to 24.7 billion units.

Chief Executive John Lee says he has reported suspicious online cryptocurrency platform to police for further action.