Woman convicted of killing two relatives and injuring two others in Hong Kong park now faces another charge.

The captain in question has been detained by the Ministry of Defense and is currently being investigated.

The bill’s passage came after a series of leaks and alleged breaches, including of a contact-tracing app that revealed President Joko Widodo’s vaccine records. Punishments for mishandling data range from corporate fines to six years in prison.

Experimental engine uses low-cost mix of carbon particles and ethylene to trigger shocks at six times the speed of sound.

Suspect, 59, thought to be member of Wo Shing Wo triad; flat was used to store weapons for gang fights with rival groups

The Bank of Japan’s governor has repeatedly said that it will keep interest rates at rock-bottom levels until there are solid wage gains – even as inflation has quickened to its fastest pace in over three decades.

Huang Liuquan, deputy director of the State Council’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, gives rare press conference in capital after city leader John Lee’s ‘maximum room’ remarks.

Investors should not be pessimistic, as multiple signs emerge that bode well for equities, the Securities Daily said in an opinion piece on its front page on Tuesday.

President Guillermo Lasso previously announced he sought to restructure debt and improve conditions of long-term oil sales contracts with Beijing.

Experts say the main reason more women are opting for single-sex facilities is the fear of becoming the victim of sexual offences such as voyeurism, stalking and rape, which have surged in South Korea in recent years.

Zhejiang Leapmotor revealed cornerstone investors for its Hong Kong listing, but faces a less confident market than the three Chinese EV makers that preceded it.

Experts say China’s military engagement with African countries has become more complex and extensive as it deepens ties and expands influence with developing nations.

A day after Biden affirms American troops would defend the island, Indo-Pacific coordinator Kurt Campbell says Washington’s policy is consistent and ‘will continue’.

Iranians took to the streets of the capital to protest the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who had been detained for violating the country’s conservative dress code.

Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah said on the sidelines of a UN gathering that Asean needed to decide before its November meeting whether it was going to push ahead with a so-far failed five-point peace plan for Myanmar, or ‘decide what...

Sources say Chief Executive John Lee and ministers reached consensus in Monday meeting to lift all hotel quarantine, but official announcement pending preparations.

Washington’s Partners in the Blue Pacific grouping was formed in June and includes Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Britain. ‘A more ambitious China that seeks to develop footprints militarily’ had caused ‘anxiety’ in the region, a White H...

Civilian casualties are disturbingly common as the Myanmar junta has violently cracked down on pro-democracy insurgents and their allies following last year’s coup, but Friday’s attack was especially appalling – even by the generals’ standard...

Contrary to regional concerns, the US and UK helping Australia build nuclear-powered submarines does not pose a material threat. What is dangerous, amid US, UK and European naval operations in the South China Sea, is the imperial longing that drives ...

A toddler in China took her mother’s basic sex education to heart and refuses to let her dad help bathe or undress her, becoming distressed in a video trending on mainland social media.

South Korea finds itself in an increasingly difficult position, trying to maintain its balancing act between Washington and Beijing amid an intensifying rivalry between the two superpowers.

The Hong Kong home market favours buyers as a looming prime rate hike and an ongoing wave of emigration continue to depress prices.

Greater Bay Area firms choosing to shift factory operations overseas have cited improved labour pools and supplies, access to new customers and various other incentives and benefits.

Infectious disease specialist who chairs key WHO network says quarantine rule has ‘questionable benefits’.

The operator of Southeast Asia’s largest e-commerce platform laid off a number of employees in China on Monday, as its parent Sea Limited trims its global payroll following steep losses.

Ukraine said its troops have marched farther east into territory recently abandoned by Russia, paving the way for a potential assault on Moscow’s occupation forces in the Donbas region.

Restrictions on home purchases in some major second-tier cities were back in place just 24 hours after they were lifted, leaving the future of China’s bruised US$1.7 trillion housing market hanging in the air once more.

Sherri Papini had staged the abduction so she could go back to her ex-boyfriend, sparking a three-week search across several states.

Social media topics related to the accident viewed more than 400 million times, one day after 27 died and 20 were injured.

Adnan Syed spent over 20 years in jail for the killing of ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee; his case got worldwide attention after the podcast cast doubt on his guilt.

The magnitude 7.6 event shook the nation’s capital on the same date as deadly quakes that battered the country in 1985 and 2017.

Volcanic eruptions in India or an asteroid strike in Mexico may have ended their reign but had dinosaurs previously lost ability to adapt to environment?

Baby was briefly given to wrong mother for breastfeeding, with spokesman for CUHK Medical Centre saying employee immediately realised mistake and handed child to correct parent.

Starlink added 54 satellites to its constellation, despite FCC rejecting US$886 million subsidy to expand the service to 650,000 rural areas across US.

China’s foreign ministry lodged ‘stern representations’ with the US after President Joe Biden again said American troops would defend the island if the PLA attacks.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, US-China tensions and the tailend of a pandemic backlit the funeral, with the list of absentees revealing deep divisions in global politics.

‘We must stop it while it is not too late,’ President Zelensky wrote on social media.

Epidemiologist Wu Zunyou refines his advice after warning earlier against direct skin contact with foreigners and returnees from abroad.

MTR Corporation attributes drop in passengers during morning rush hour to launch of Hung Hom to Admiralty section, says ‘effects are very positive and ideal’.

Wang Qishan, as special envoy of Xi Jinping, pays tribute to the late queen alongside US President Joe Biden and other foreign leaders and dignitaries.

Heung Yee Kuk also proposes changing rural zoning policies to allow high-rise blocks in certain areas.

Mark Frerichs was working as a civil engineer in Afghanistan when he was ‘taken hostage’. Bashar Noorzai, a militia commander and Taliban associate, had been sentenced to life imprisonment in the US for smuggling heroin.

Team recognised for making an ‘essential contribution to a deeper understanding of Mars and the solar system’.

Average fee hike for international schools amounts to 4.26 per cent, the highest among all types.

US President Joe Biden, Chinese Vice-President Wang Qishan and French President Emmanuel Macron among world leaders at state funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday.

Ronson Chan vows to apply for bail on Thursday so he can travel to Oxford University to start scholarship.

Russian Security Council secretary is in China for annual meetings with top diplomat Yang Jiechi as part of bilateral security cooperation mechanism set up in 2004.

China has installed more than 1,000 CCTV cameras in Phnom Penh as part of a new nationwide surveillance system, and activists say their every move online and offline is tracked by software, cameras and drones.

Chinese authorities have in recent years ramped up rhetoric around safeguarding food supply. They now say more needs to be done to prevent the loss of nutrient-rich foods through processing.

More help is needed from the government to guide researchers and companies in the cultured meat sector, says Sebastian Joy, president of ProVeg, a non-profit organisation that raises food awareness.