Professor Ivan Hung, a top infectious disease expert, says Hong Kong has fulfilled the necessary criteria for the city to transition from pandemic to endemic.

Man, 33, among 26 charged for taking part in illegal gathering, where thousands protested against mask ban at demonstrations.

Japan is the only G7 state that does not legally guarantee joint custody to separated parents. Currently, the Civil Law grants full custody of children to one parent after divorce, often to the guardian who has the child.

SK Bioscience is seeking an approval from the World Health Organization for its shots, which would potentially open export opportunities.

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The frenzy reflected the strong demand for housing in one of the world’s least affordable urban centres, and how quickly buyers react to any change in the macroeconomic environment.

More than 113,000 Hong Kong people have been approved for UK residence since last January.

Clip shows sedan travelling towards another car on flyover; it had to stop to avoid head-on collision.

A former White House aide potentially delivered the kind of political blow to Donald Trump that his would-be rivals for the Oval Office in 2024 have not yet been able to land.

China National Offshore Oil will aim for non-fossil fuel to make up over half its domestic output by 2050, and to reach peak carbon dioxide emissions arising from its own operations by 2028.

President also says his heart has been with Hong Kong, noting city has risen from the ashes. 

The son and namesake of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos was sworn in as president of the Philippines on Thursday, completing a stunning comeback for one of Asia’s most famous political dynasties, 36 years after it was ousted in a popular uprising.

JD.com is keeping its preferential access to WeChat’s 1.29 billion users, extending a partnership with Tencent that gives it a short cut on the platform.

Footage of soldiers operating PCP-001 mortar during a training exercise was published on Hubei Communist Youth League website on Monday.

Four men, including two Mexican nationals, have been arrested in connection with the deaths of 53 migrants smuggled into Texas from Mexico in the back of a sweltering truck trailer.

On July 12, space agency will unveil Webb’s first spectroscopy of a faraway planet, known as an exoplanet.

Tourism hotspots Thailand and Indonesia are trying to take advantage of business-leisure travellers – a subset of digital nomads, living and working abroad for longer than a typical holiday without taking up permanent residence.

British International School, Phuket offers students from around the world a curriculum with IGCSE and IB academic programmes, and professional coaching in football, tennis, swimming, golf, aerial arts and gymnastics

An anti-Conservative protester may be prosecuted after his amplifiers were seized from him in Westminster.

Major rivers in the country are in spate following torrential rains since last week, prompting officials to step up disaster response efforts amid a wave of infections.

Nato country leaders and European Union heads of state and government got to admire some of the world’s greatest art and listen to a Ukrainian classical orchestra live as they gathered to dine at Madrid’s Prado Museum.

A surge in enthusiasm among Chinese art collectors early this year may already be waning, as investment confidence is undermined by poor global economic growth and weak domestic consumption, industry insiders say.

The Regional consumer organisation BEUC accused Google of using ‘deceptive design, unclear language, misleading choices and missing information’ for extensive data collection.

The less-invasive technique is a new way of capturing electrical neural signals, lead scientist says.

New Zealand has in recent years tried not to antagonise China, its largest trading partner, at times choosing not to co-sign statements from the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance criticising Beijing.

As Hong Kong marks the 25th anniversary of its return to Chinese rule, we ask people with close ties to the city to describe it in one word.

China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) rose to 50.2 in June, while the official non-manufacturing PMI rose to 54.7, data released on Thursday showed.

Observatory says wind expected to strengthen by evening, with No 1 signal already in force.

The Environmental Protection Department says it has considered views from stakeholders.

The ranks of the ultra-wealthy in mainland China slipped slightly last year as wealth creation was subdued by Beijing’s crackdowns on the technology and property sectors, according to a study by New York-based Wealth-X.

In 2017, Xi delivered a tough but tempered message warning of red lines but also speaking of opportunities, and analysts expect him to delve again into sovereignty, national resilience and economic integration.

Moscow’s forces are pushing towards the city of Lysychansk in a bid to wrest the entire Donbas region from Kyiv’s control.

Coal-rich and natural gas-poor China must place bigger gets on both carbon capture and energy storage technologies, as it navigates a decarbonisation route that includes a huge renewable energy buildout while ensuring energy security, analysts said.

Marcos Jnr will have to navigate inflation, a looming energy crisis, poor infrastructure and rising Covid-19 cases in Manila

Gaiyathiri Murugayan, who had repeatedly assaulted Piang Ngaih Don until she died in 2016, sought a shorter sentence of 12 to 15 years.

Federal government is encouraged to strengthen safeguards, improve public-private cooperation and bolster regulations and cybersecurity strategy.

The president says Moscow will ‘create the same threats for the territories from which threats towards us are created’.

Remarks come as country gears up for Communist Party’s national congress, where the president is expected to deliver a report on strategy for the next five years.

The HKUST Guangzhou campus aims to open its doors to students in September this year.

If China makes trade concessions to US in the face of strong domestic opposition, it ‘would risk a potentially destabilising domestic backlash’, according to a PIIE study that cites ‘worrying implications’ for open trade.

The singer was earlier convicted of leading a decades-long effort to recruit and trap teenagers and women for sex.

Islamic State extremist Salah Abdeslam was given the most severe sentence possible for his role in the deadly 2015 bombings and shootings that killed 130 people.

Some people are bound to get hit more than twice, and repeat cases could mean higher risk for health problems, new research is showing.

Beijing’s way of doing business and its rigid Covid-19 response have damaged its relationships in key belt and road corridor, experts say.

Negative views of China rise in most of 19 countries surveyed by the Pew Research Centre, setting record highs in nations including the US, Canada, Germany and South Korea.

Marine technology company Highlander, one of the 25 new Chinese entities sanctioned by Washington, allegedly acquired US-origin items for use in military applications.

For the first time, the Western military alliance singles out China by name in its strategy document, which had not been updated for 12 years.

The monarch met Nicola Sturgeon at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh a day after Scotland’s First Minister announced plans for a 2023 referendum.

A cross-party group of backbenchers questions why Britain has not joined the United States in imposing sanctions over the national security law and other challenges to Hong Kong’s autonomy.

Nearly 3,000 VIP guests and employees have entered quarantine at hotels, while police have thrown security blanket around key locations for celebrations.