Evangelista revealed that she is expecting a baby boy and a baby girl after undergoing IVF treatment, describing the procedure as “one of the toughest, challenging times” in her life.

Viral video shot in northern Jiamusi city sparked public anger and state media commentary about perceived abuse of power and food waste.

Box of 16,000 tickets destined to be sold illegally in Macau and mainland China was originally found in cargo vessel.

Japan’s coastguard said patrol vessels ordered three Chinese ships to immediately exit the waters near the Diaoyu Islands, which Tokyo administers and calls the Senkakus, early on Wednesday morning.

Henan province joins a flurry of local governments in China that have announced initiatives to boost the development of the loosely defined concept.

A German shepherd named “Ilu”, one of the six dogs, is being trained to safeguard eight cheetahs at a wildlife sanctuary in India. The big cats were recently relocated after they became extinct in the country in 1952.

Man, 38, arrested on suspicion of laundering millions of dollars after early morning raid on public housing flat he shared with parents.

Police were notified about the bomb threat on a Singapore Airlines flight from San Francisco at around 2.40am. A 37-year-old man was arrested for making false terrorist threats and for suspected drug consumption.

Donald Trump’s former fixer Michael Cohen says Trump will get taken down by tax fraud charges.

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Nearly a quarter million people took refuge in shelters overnight, after forecasters predicted the storm would be one of the biggest to hit the Southeast Asian nation.

Poor living conditions take a toll on physical, mental health of 220,000 sharing the city’s smallest living spaces with many others.

President of Hong Kong Doctors Union says some practitioners may become reluctant to issue certificates.

Students from Japan, China, Korea, the Soviet Union and Mongolia studied at Kenkoku University under the banner of ‘the harmony of five ethnicities’, even as imperial Japanese troops brutalised much of the region.

Tens of thousands of Russians have fled to neighbouring Georgia, Kazakhstan and Finland in the week since President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilisation of reservists.

TikTok owner ByteDance will add four seats to its board, increasing the number of directors to nine, as it faces an increasingly challenging global environment, including US scrutiny over alleged links to Beijing.

Timing of Giorgia Meloni’s statement partly intended to send a message to Nato, the US and the EU about Italy’s future foreign policies, says analyst.

China’s offshore yuan fell as far as 7.2349 early on Wednesday, the lowest level since such data became available in 2011, despite fresh policy steps to bolster the currency this week.

US transport chief tells assembly Taipei should be able to ‘participate meaningfully’ in ICAO’s work.

Powerful Hurricane Ian left a trail of destruction and caused a widespread blackout in Cuba, while Florida braced for a direct hit.

Folklore traces the ritual back to 1825 when a visiting Chinese opera troupe fell ill in Phuket, but today the festival comes with latex-gloved doctors and modern safeguards.

After a long night shift, security guard Leung returns to the tiny space he calls home in an old residential building in Sham Shui Po. There are more than 220,000 people like Leung, living in Hong Kong’s worst housing.

US actress Constance Wu, known for her lead roles in ‘Fresh Off the Boat’ and ‘Crazy Rich Asians’, has come out about being sexually assaulted early in her career.

The rise comes as Singapore tries to attract rich foreigners and talented professionals to bolster its workforce. Analysts said employment opportunity patterns in the regional rivals underscore their diverging fortunes.

Scientists in eastern China believe they have uncovered a city where its major roadways were made of rivers, suggesting people lived a life on boats.

The Shenzhen government has laid out a five-year road map to strengthen its esports industry by encouraging original esports game development and by giving financial support to teams and arenas.

Experts say Harris will want to focus on handling an assertive Beijing and her nation’s commitments to South Korea if there is more nuclear testing by Pyongyang.

Schools eager to resume overseas trips for pupils after three year break forced by Covid restrictions.

Chinese technology giants have ended a string of service offerings this year, as they grapple with regulatory uncertainties and a worsening economy.

Europe investigates what Germany, Denmark and Sweden said were attacks which had caused major leaks into the Baltic Sea from two Russian gas pipelines at the centre of an energy standoff.

Aisha Huang will face charges of illegally trading in minerals next month, 4 years after she was barred from re-entering the country.

Geopolitical tensions, zero-Covid restrictions and political uncertainties serve to make the world’s second-largest economy less attractive, but China is pressing on with its charm offensive.

Russian officials claim voters in four occupied Ukrainian regions overwhelmingly approved accession to the Russian Federation after holding referendums that are illegal under international law.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar affirm cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, a day after Jaishankar criticised the US for upgrading Pakistan’s F-16 fleet.

The move represents a gradual transfer of power to the prince, who is already the kingdom’s de facto ruler.

The treatment works by blocking the replication process of the cells, according to co-author.

Unlike previous operations aimed at sending a ‘US bad, China good’ message to the rest of the world, these fake accounts tried to influence American voters.

A conservative bloc dominated by the far-right has won Italy’s general election, leaving the LGBTQ community wondering what’s next for them.

IATA director general Willie Walsh says policy change is a step in the right direction but will make little difference to international travellers and the aviation industry.

The high-speed satellite internet network offers broadband connectivity to users without fixed-line connections – especially useful in rural locations.

Xi visits an exhibition in Beijing on the country’s achievements during his two terms.

Finance chief Paul Chan has support rate of 58.4 out of 100, the highest among three top government secretaries, in tracking poll by Public Opinion Research Institute.

Low-cost, lightweight polymer allows national banner to ‘fly with the wind’ on red planet and could be used in interplanetary travel and space infrastructure projects.

The Labour Party leader said he would create a million new jobs, bring down energy bills, raise living standards and start tackling the climate crisis in the first 100 days of a Labour government.

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation says it can only give Mil Mill several more months’ grace after the lease ends.

Kwun Tong crash at about 9pm involved two trucks, a minibus, two taxis and a coach.

The world’s largest video gaming market has been hit by tougher regulations, a slowing economy and a shrinking user base.

The strain has two mutations that make it even more adept at locking on to human cells.

China says it has outperformed other G20 members in helping the world’s poorer nations deal with the impact of the coronavirus, but a lack of transparency has made it difficult to assess the level of support, analysts said.

After more than two years of isolation to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, Hong Kong has ended mandatory hotel quarantine. In this series, the Post looks at the impact of the new "0+3" travel arrangement on tourism, business and more