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Title: UK Immigration Policy Changes: Implications for Hong Kong BN(O) Visa Holders Hong Kong residents aiming for UK citizenship through the British National (Overseas) visa scheme have no cause for concern regarding the UK Conservative Party’s proposal to tighten immigration laws, according to experts. Despite the rising unease among individuals […]
In Flensburg, Germany, Friedrich Merz, a potential contender for the next chancellor of Germany, faces an uncertain future in terms of forming a coalition government. At a political rally on Friday in this northern German city, Robert Habeck, the Greens’ candidate for chancellor, expressed skepticism about a potential coalition with […]
Title: Suspension of US Aid Impacts Southeast Asia’s Efforts to Tackle Air Pollution Efforts to tackle escalating air pollution in Southeast Asia have hit a roadblock following the abrupt cessation of international aid by the Trump administration, coinciding with the region’s peak season of health-endangering smog. The scheme, a joint […]
U.S. Attorney General, Pam Bondi, has made a significant policy shift on her first day in office under President Donald Trump’s administration. The move involves closing a special unit dedicated to confiscating the assets of Russian oligarchs, marking a significant change in international law enforcement priorities. The unit, known as […]
The United States Senate approved Russ Vought’s appointment as the head of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on Thursday, following a prolonged debate by Democrats who had occupied the Senate floor from Wednesday evening through to Thursday to voice their opposition to his confirmation. The Senate ratified Vought’s […]
The U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the International Criminal Court for what he considers unfounded and unjust measures against the United States and its key partner, Israel. This information is vital for those who are considering investing or have an interest in the geopolitical landscape, although that is not the […]
After a lengthy traditional Lunar New Year holiday, Vietnam has embarked on a comprehensive “revolution” of institutional reforms aimed at fine-tuning the party-state apparatus. Prior to the holiday, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) greenlighted the government’s streamlining plan. The final stage of this transformation involves […]
The French government has confirmed today that the initial batch of French-manufactured fighter jets has been delivered to Kyiv. This move is part of France’s donation pledge to aid Ukraine’s defense efforts. On June 6, 2024, French President Emmanuel Macron made public the plan to send Mirage 2000 fighters to […]
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) has taken the lead among the city’s eight public institutions for higher education by amassing the highest financial reserves. The figure recorded for the previous academic year was a staggering HK$41.5 billion (US$5.3 billion), marking a growth of 12% in comparison to the 2022-23 […]
The Ukrainian government has criticized a peace proposal developed by Washington, labeling it a “failed plan”. According to Ukraine, a mere cease-fire and the proposition for elections are insufficient to deter Russia’s leader, Vladimir Putin. Keith Kellogg, the special envoy for Ukraine and Russia under US President Donald Trump, cautioned […]
