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Postage for airmail letters weighing 20 grams or less to mainland China and Taiwan to increase by 30 HK cents.

Singapore Exchange’s attempts to woo Chinese firms at a time of increased regulatory risks in the US comes as the city’s state central bank chief has issued a warning on the end of cheap money, labour and energy.

Citywide search for three alleged triad members connected with case under way, according to source.

Front runner Liz Truss promised tax cuts and reversing increases in contributions that fund the public health service and welfare payments. Her opponent, Rishi Sunak, believes cutting taxes will not have any effect on low-income households.

Chief executive gives speech at grand opening of new entrance on campus, emphasising the cultivation of a generation ‘who loves the country and Hong Kong’.

Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong 10K Championships cancelled after organisers told that contestant numbers have to be cut to a fifth of expected turnout.

Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser, Dr Anthony Fauci says best protection against Covid-19 is mass vaccination.

When Joko Widodo’s efforts at brokering peace made no headway, he focused his talks on the global food crisis, including on wheat stockpiles.

Dogs have tear ducts that can well up with moisture just like humans do, but this is the first time that an animal’s tear production has been tied to its happiness.

Output from the world’s second-largest coffee producer is expected to drop next year, amid dwindling stockpiles and a poor harvest outlook at a time when global coffee consumption is increasing.

Kyiv said 9,000 Ukrainian military personnel had been killed in the war, while US intelligence estimates some 15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed so far.

Education minister had announced scheme a day earlier, aimed at easing travel for students so they can arrive on time for new school year in mainland China.

For Indian software engineer Pranay Pathole, a friendly chat with the ‘way down-to-earth’ world’s richest man is just a tweet away. ‘Elon is like our family friend’, Pranay’s father said.

Hong Kong’s strength lies in its ‘free, open and competitive environment’ that allows easy exchanges with the international community, says South Korean consul general Baek Yong-chun.

Taking a traditional summer holiday is still difficult in China because of Covid-19 restrictions, so city residents have taken to making weekend ‘wild trips’ to ‘secret resorts’ promoted by social influencers.

Share prices of the conglomerate’s listed units fall after a Moody’s downgrade cites weak liquidity and contagion risk from property investees.

Indoor mask wearing will be optional in Singapore from Monday, except in healthcare settings and on public transport. The quarantine requirement for non-vaccinated travellers will also be dropped.

On the eve of Ukraine’s Independence day, the government laid out the carcasses of burnt-out Russian tanks and armoured vehicles like war trophies in central Kyiv in a show of defiance.

Peiter Zatko, fired as Twitter’s head of security in January, alerted US authorities to ‘egregious deficiencies’ in the company’s defences against hackers.

Koji Tomita called for the US and its allies ‘to act firmly, but wisely’, as he warned of the risks of ‘an escalatory cycle’ after he said Beijing had used Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan as a ‘pretext to do something very aggressive’.

Self-taught musician aims to spread positivity, nurture youngsters and unite teachers.

The docking of a Chinese ‘spy ship’ in Sri Lanka put India on its guard amid tense bilateral relations. Both nations depend on maritime security for economic growth, making the Indian Ocean a key arena for contests of power.

As extreme heat also sweeps across Europe and the US, scientists see proof of how climate change is making extreme weather the norm globally.

A couple in China who turned their freight truck cabin into a ‘princess bedroom’ for their young daughter as they did not want to leave her behind while working away from home go viral.

Rayshard Brooks was shot dead on June 12, 2020, outside a fast-food restaurant in Atlanta after a struggle with officers Garrett Rolfe and Devin Brosnan. Brooks’ death came less than a month after that of George Floyd.

Public advised to stay away from shoreline and take proper precautions as soon as possible, even with clear skies and hot weather in morning.

Indonesian Ulema Council chairman says LGBT community is ‘condemned’ by all six state-recognised religions, even though homosexuality is not illegal in the country.

Merchants at the SEG market are more concerned by weak demand for mature integrated circuits from the consumer electronics sector than US trade sanctions.

China’s border restrictions have contributed to a sharp decline in Nepalese exports to the world’s No 2 economy, left merchants unable to receive orders and turned some border towns into ‘dead’ zones.

Academics warn government-backed ‘Strive and Rise’ scheme will not tackle problems of intergenerational poverty on its own.

Natural gas prices have surged as Moscow reduces or cuts off flows, fuelling inflation and raising the risk that the region could plunge into recession.

Rule relaxation on Hong Kong convention business welcomed by industry.

ByteDance’s promise of no ads on Wukong could be seen as a swipe at market leader Baidu, which has faced years of controversy over paid listings.

The three-toed prints – thought to be 113 million years old – became exposed after a river in Texas dried up over the summer.

The content and tone of communications from Hong Kong officials have become vaguer yet more strident in recent years. The use of poorly defined terms and slogan-like phrases is muddling the government’s messaging and eroding its standing with the p...

The unarmed BrahMos surface-to-surface supersonic missile landed 125km across the border without causing any damage to life or property.

Agriculture ministry calls for efforts to ensure there is enough water for irrigation and to generate artificial rain ‘when necessary’. Meanwhile, people in Dazhou, Sichuan are taking shelter in wartime bunkers.

Preserving peace in the region depends on Beijing avoiding aggressive diplomacy and making progress in talks with its Southeast Asian neighbours. Otherwise, China could shift from being seen as a valuable trading partner to a threat.

Renewal comes four years after additional duties imposed on products ranging from construction to cars encompassing US$16 billion worth of goods.

Adam Fox and Barry Croft, who targeted Gretchen Whitmer over her tough Covid-19 rules, were also convicted of conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction – a bomb.

Sanna Marin confirms the image – of an ex-Miss Finland contestant and another woman kissing while holding a ‘Finland’ sign – was taken at her residence.

In Yunnan province, a national heritage site known as the Linden Centre serves as an unorthodox example of what can be achieved through China’s evolving rural-revitalisation scheme.

Peiter Zatko’s whistle-blower testimony could impact the looming court fight over Elon Musk’s bid to cancel his US$44 billion buyout of the platform.

Defeat of Mark Daly means there will be one fewer outspoken liberal on 20-strong governing council.

Federation of Public Housing Estates proposes redeveloping sites aged 40 to 70 years old, with many experiencing problems such as failing concrete and water leakage.

Human rights groups have information that MI5 and MI6 may have shared details that led to the arrest of Jagtar Singh Johal in India for allegedly being part of a terror plot against right-wing Hindu leaders.

Beijing and Washington agree on one thing: the political and military status of the Taiwan Strait is being changed piece by piece.

Investigation report connected the alliance to foreign organisations that promoted Hong Kong independence and called for sanctions on China.

BJP member Raja Singh’s words sparked outrage in Hyderabad, where hundreds of people gathered to demand the state politician be taken into custody for insulting remarks he made in a video.