The city of Hong Kong experienced its chilliest winter morning this season, with the temperature dropping to 11 degrees Celsius (51.8 Fahrenheit) on a recent Sunday. Alerts related to frosty weather have been issued for the past couple of days, as the Hong Kong Observatory anticipates a mild escalation in […]
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Time to Choose for Kazakhstan’s Economy – The Envoy
Title: A Peek into the Future: Kazakhstan’s Economic Strategy and Growth in 2025 The Kazakhstan economy is projected to experience a moderate growth rate of 4.6 percent in 2025, as foreseen by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This forecast implies that the country is ready to overcome recent economic hurdles […]
Perspective | Strategies for Hong Kong to Maintain its Position in Asia’s Top Airports Rankings
In the cutthroat aviation sector following the global health crisis, the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is grappling with the need to reassess its position in Asia’s airspace. It’s contending with the challenge of maintaining its reputation as Asia’s prime hub or risk being outshone by competitors such as Incheon […]
Spooky, high-volume sounds from North Korean audio systems disturb villagers along the border, impacting their lives significantly.
Check out a Korean translation of this article Eerie ghost-like cries echo throughout the night in Dangsan-ri, a village in South Korea located near the heavily fortified border with North Korea. The unnerving sounds leave children restless, and parents futilely attempt to block out the noise with earplugs. Over the […]
The Diplomat: Taiwan’s Democracy is in Jeopardy Due to a Constitutional Crisis
Title: Taiwan’s Democracy Faces Challenge Amid Legislative Tug of War Taiwan’s democratic establishment is under fire, with recent political unrest in the nation’s Legislative Yuan casting a dark shadow. A constitutional court reform, helmed by Kuomintang (KMT) lawmaker Weng Hsiao-ling, has sparked significant public outcry in recent times. Over 300 […]
Editorial View | Hong Kong overlooks a cultural and tourist attraction: streetcars.
The Hong Kong tramway system, affectionately known as “ding ding” by locals, is an integral part of everyday life in the bustling city. Serving as one of Hong Kong’s most unique and cherished features, it’s crucial for the city to leverage and enhance its tourism, ecological, and cultural resources to […]
Activist Reveals Chinese Companies Backing Russia Masquerade as Taiwanese to Evade Sanctions
Title: Alleged Scheme Involving Chinese Firms, Russian Sanctions, and a Taiwanese Company Revealed A Ukrainian activist has claimed that Chinese businesses, in an attempt to dodge sanctions and tarnish Taiwan’s reputation, are posing as Taiwanese entities. The activist, Vadym Labas, alleges that these Chinese companies are supporting Russia’s military operations. […]
Unraveling the Complexities of the TTP within the Pakistan-Afghanistan Dilemma
It’s challenging to conceive that launching airstrikes across borders would effectively halt the escalating unrest and anarchy in the regions of Pakistan adjacent to Afghanistan. Such a strategy may not be the optimal solution for investors or those interested in the region’s stability, as the goal is to reduce violence, […]
Three humanitarian aid professionals receive prestigious award from Hong Kong for enhancing education in conflict areas
Three employees of a humanitarian organization, who recently received a HK$30 million (US$3.86 million) award from a global philanthropic foundation based in Hong Kong, are committed to assisting over a million students in conflict-ridden nations to enhance their education through customized games within the next five years. The War Child […]