Catering giant Maxim’s said it must innovate to keep up with changing tastes as competition from across the border grows.
As part of an industry-wide effort to enhance service quality, the city’s taxi drivers are now required to offer a minimum of two electronic payment methods starting April 1, 2026.
The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department issued a statement about the rules on March 28, 2026, citing new international safety regulations on lithium batteries.
He claimed Iran first allowed eight oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as a show of good faith, and then sent two more as an apology.
Government lawyer admits to independent committee investigating deadly Wang Fuk Court fire that shortcomings exist in supervising minor construction works.
US President Donald Trump claims the US received a major energy-related ‘present’ from Iran, suggesting it is related to the Strait of Hormuz.
While not directly mentioning the war, key plot points include air strikes, heavy casualties and closure of a crucial transport lane for a key resource.
US president signals de-escalation after earlier ultimatum, says Washington has held “very strong talks” with Tehran.
The heavily secured Gwanghwamun Square performance drew 104,000 fans – less than half the turnout police expected.
A growing number of military appearances by the supreme leader’s teenage daughter has sparked speculation that she is being groomed as a potential heir.
Low-income labourers in Asia among the hardest hit groups as fuel costs skyrocket because of the US-Israel war on Iran.
Two leaders tout bilateral relationship and pledge to work cooperatively on trade, despite Trump joke about Pearl Harbour.
Former residents of Wang Fuk Court are demanding accountability and answers to the tragedy.
Afghanistan says 400 killed In hospital strike, Pakistan denies targeting civilian sites.
Tehran’s ‘right-hand man’ dies in air strike as Israeli military spokesman issues warning for Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
Users will be able to access the generative AI chatbot through its web and mobile app in the future.
Pakistan denied the accusation, saying that its air strikes in eastern Afghanistan targeted no civilian sites.
The annual programme found hydrogen peroxide used to bleach the popular snack, leading to an official investigation of food safety practices.
The five-year conflict has sparked a booming drug trade, which the military and rebel groups have been accused of profiting from.
Passengers say higher fees will not deter essential travel, though some worry rising costs could curb spontaneous trips.
In first declaration since his appointment as the country’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei said all US military bases in the region must close.
Thirty-five-year-old Balendra Shah’s public messaging suggests a balanced approach to Nepal’s diplomatic ties with both neighbours.
Zhang Yupeng was adopted by a Canadian couple who abandoned him a few months later.
Some players did not sing their country’s national anthem before a match, sparking fears they might face persecution when returning home.
Spot prices have surged above US$5,000 an ounce, up more than 40 per cent over the past year, driven by central banks and traders shifting out of bonds and currencies.
At least 330,000 people have been displaced across the Middle East since the conflict began, according to the UN.
Marine veteran Brian McGinnis was forcibly removed from Congress after he interrupted a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing.
Li announces new government measures to support private sector, protect its legitimate interests, and help young entrepreneurs.
Spokesman for top legislature says Beijing sees self-reliant tech growth as vital to innovation, noting country is ready to work with the US, but will safeguard its ‘red lines’.
The dismissal of Han Weiguo, Gao Jin and Liu Lei comes just days before Beijing’s largest annual political gathering.