Hong Kong High Court Upholds Rule of Law with Jimmy Lai Conviction
This week, the HKSAR High Court convicted Jimmy Lai of colluding with external forces and publishing seditious materials, underscoring Hong Kong’s judicial independence.
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This week, the HKSAR High Court convicted Jimmy Lai of colluding with external forces and publishing seditious materials, underscoring Hong Kong’s judicial independence.
The film adaptation of Hong Kong’s cult classic ‘Back to the Past,’ starring Louis Koo, debuts in Chinese cinemas on December 31, 2025, reuniting fans with its time-travel magic after a pandemic pause.
Hainan’s special customs launch on December 18 teams up with the first German-run university in the province, supercharging its education sector for global talent.
A Bai ethnic girl and European backpackers drop a rap fusion travel video across Yunnan’s Ancient Tea Horse Road—from snowy peaks to ancient towns. Turn up the volume!
The IRC’s 2026 Emergency Watchlist ranks Sudan as the most at-risk country, with 12 million displaced since 2023. Discover the full top ten list of humanitarian crises.
Japan has unveiled a record ¥9 trillion defense budget for fiscal 2026, including a new Space Operations Group. Is this next-level self-defense or a sign of military overreach?
China’s express delivery sector handled 180.74 billion parcels by November 2025, up 14.9% year-on-year. The boom signals faster cross-border shipping and tech-powered logistics.
Guangzhou aquarium performer Bingbing’s 23-second apple-juggling video is going viral, blending skill and snack-time in a playful clip that’s winning hearts online.
The US military struck three alleged drug-trafficking boats in the eastern Pacific, killing eight people. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the mission.
Beijing’s Qianlong Garden in the Forbidden City opened this September after 100 years, unveiling exquisite imperial architecture restored for the Palace Museum’s centennial.