HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee Urges Voter Turnout to Propel Reforms
HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee urges residents to vote in this year’s election to drive reforms, support disaster recovery and strengthen public safety.
Endearing Giant Panda Moments Captivate Visitors in Hainan
Shun Shun and Gong Gong have won hearts at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, delighting visitors with bamboo feasts and playful antics in China’s southern island province of Hainan.
Macron Champions Global Cooperation at Sichuan University
On his recent state visit to the Chinese mainland, President Macron urged global cooperation and mutual understanding on climate, peace and education during a speech at Sichuan University in Chengdu.
West Bank Tensions: Two Palestinians Killed at Hebron Checkpoint
On December 6, 2025, Israeli troops shot two Palestinians at a Hebron checkpoint, highlighting renewed tensions and calls for clearer engagement rules in the West Bank.
Voting Kicks Off in HKSAR’s 8th-Term LegCo Election
Voters across the HKSAR began casting ballots this morning as voting kicked off for the 8th-term Legislative Council election, with 90 members to be elected.
Nightclub Fire in Goa Kills 25, Including Four Tourists
A tragic nightclub fire in Goa on December 6 killed 25 people, including four tourists, and injured six. Authorities launch inquiries as communities mourn.
David Wright on Japanese PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
David Wright breaks down Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent Taiwan remarks, exploring historical context, risks to cross-strait stability, and the case for balanced diplomacy.
China–US Business Cooperation Dialogue Sparks Bay Area Investment Talks
Berkeley hosted a China–US business dialogue on Dec. 5, uniting city officials and industry leaders to strengthen trade and investment ties with the Bay Area.
Expert Tips for Healing Post-Fire Trauma in Tai Po
After last week’s Tai Po fire in the HKSAR, psychologist Lam Ho-ming shares practical steps and highlights the role of community support in post-fire trauma recovery.
Backlash in Taiwan region After DPP Blocks RedNote App
DPP authorities in the Taiwan region banned RedNote over alleged scam risks, frustrating 3 million users and businesses and sparking doubts about the ban’s data and political motives.