Central government and Hong Kong officials have welcomed the ruling, emphasising that no individual is above the law when it comes to safeguarding national security
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Zheng Yongnian was at APEC’s first senior officials’ meeting for 2026 in Guangzhou, ahead of leaders’ talks in Shenzhen
Headwinds remain, however, with new tariffs, geopolitical tensions and shifting trade rules creating an uncertain environment for global airfreight
Intel customers have flagged waits of up to six months for some server CPUs in China, with inventory expected to be at its lowest level in the first quarter
Socialist António José Seguro secured a decisive victory over far-right rival André Ventura in the presidential runoff, dealing a blow to the country’s nationalist surge
The southern Chinese region’s economic output accounted for around 81 percent of Guangdong province’s GDP last year
Tencent-backed Trovo is winding down creator incentives years after its US launch, signalling a reset in its challenge to Twitch
Longgang International Arts Centre hosts the Asian debut of the prestigious Verbier Festival, and features China’s first fully integrated Huawei HarmonyOS Theatre
The city has started rejecting renewals of Category B and C foreign work permits for applicants aged 60 and above, according to recent employer guidance
A pilot initiative between the SAR and Shenzhen was expanded to include hospitals in Guangzhou’s Nansha district and Zhuhai last November
Clean energy contributed 11.4 percent of China’s GDP and more than 90 percent of investment growth last year, says the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
Gold bars embedded in the lobby floor have been taken up and sold, with the price of the precious metal surging, netting the hotel's owners HK$99.7 million (US$12.8 million)