K-beauty exports hit US$11.4 billion in 2025, overtaking the US to rank second only to France.
Jeff Bezos’ space venture suffers a major setback in Florida after New Glenn rocket ‘anomaly’.
Principal Lee Cheuk‑hing has quit following a confrontation with security personnel during a school excursion in Singapore.
Government-owned postal service provider has recorded eight consecutive annual deficits, accumulating nearly HK$2.9 billion in losses.
The infants, aged one to three days old, were staying in the post-delivery ward when air conditioning failed in the early hours of May 27.
National Model Farmer Yin Yuzhen has invited the American who donated money to plant trees in the Maowusu Desert to return to see the forest he helped her create.
Miners told the SCMP that many workers did not have trackers or respirators, and worked in ‘hidden’ coal pits.
China’s latest space mission, which includes Hong Kong’s first astronaut, lifted off on May 24, 2026.
Several budget and regional airlines, including HK Express, are set to relocate their check-in operations to the second terminal between May 27 and June 10.
The Naegohyang Women’s FC wins 2-1 against South Korea’s Suwon FC Women in the Suwon Sports Complex Stadium.
Multiple gunshots sent people running for cover inside the Philippine Senate, where a legislator wanted by the International Criminal Court has sought refuge.
Japanese snack giant Calbee is switching to monochrome packaging on some of its products, because of a naphtha shortage sparked by oil supply disruptions related to the Iran war.
Duterte’s former top enforcer Ronald Dela Rosa has taken refuge in the Philippine Senate to avoid arrest.
President Donald Trump is expected to visit Beijing from May 13-15, marking the US leader’s first trip to China since 2017.
The 312 suspects, mainly from Vietnam and China, were rounded up at a commercial building near Jakarta’s Chinatown section.
Hong Kong government claims case ‘absolutely unrelated’ to the administration, while Chinese embassy in UK condemns ‘political move’.
Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu were convicted in a military court as part of China’s corruption crackdown on top-ranking officials.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said eight cases of hantavirus – three confirmed and five suspected – have been identified so far on the ship.
The 5-day festival honours the sea goddess Tin Hau with opera, races and traditional rituals.
Japan fired Type 88 surface-to-ship missiles in the Philippines during the US-Philippines “Balikatan 2026” drills.
The MV Hondius will sail to Spain’s Canary Islands, where the 150 people on board will be examined and treated if needed before being sent home.
Displaced families race against time to retrieve trolleys of lifelong belongings.
Possessing vapes, herbal cigarettes and electronic smoking products in public is now banned, with fines starting from HK$3,000.
The 2-year trial run will test the effectiveness of using humanoid robots to help with ground crew duties at airports.
Police said a long-distance train had crashed into the women-only last carriage of the commuter train outside the Indonesian capital.
Trump maintains strait blockade after claiming a vessel seized was carrying Chinese ammunition bound for Iran, a role Beijing denies.
More than 1,700 households have been given three-hour time slots to enter their homes for the first time since the November fire.
Many tourists who flock to the city’s MacLehose Trail on weekends and holidays are there to take match photos that have gone viral on the RedNote social media platform.
