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Johnny Wan
Intern, City
Johnny is an intern on the City Desk. He is currently a journalism master's student at the University of Hong Kong. Previously, he has worked for Sing Tao as a reporter covering local news.
Johnny is an intern on the City Desk. He is currently a journalism master's student at the University of Hong Kong. Previously, he has worked for Sing Tao as a reporter covering local news.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, investigative stories, video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
The Hong Kong concert scheduled for March 24 was moved to March 29.
Athletes from 14 countries pack Taipei Arena as Taiwan women’s team eyes top title.
The passenger train suspended operations amid the pandemic and remained closed amid chilly diplomatic ties.
Cambodia arrested 65 suspects in a Phnom Penh raid on an alleged AI-powered scam centre that targeted European victims with live video calls.
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Former nuclear plant worker Toru Akama spends his time and money caring for cats and dogs abandoned after the March 2011 disaster.
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.
Sri Lanka’s president said ‘our approach is that every single life is as precious as our own’ after the naval rescue.
Marine veteran Brian McGinnis was forcibly removed from Congress after he interrupted a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing.
Nearly 19 million Nepalis are choosing 275 members of parliament in an election seen as a test of stability.
China says over 470 nationals have left via land routes, urging remaining citizens in Iran to register and depart as soon as possible.
The dismissal of Han Weiguo, Gao Jin and Liu Lei comes just days before Beijing’s largest annual political gathering.
Advancements in AI have the potential to democratise medical access and reshape China’s healthcare model in the next few years.
Philippine government has no mass repatriation plan, leaving many workers to weigh risks against the livelihoods of their families back home.
The Philippine government still has no plan for mass repatriation, leaving many workers to weigh life‑and‑death risks against the livelihoods of their families back home.
Google must process map data on locally based servers and can only export data that have been pre-approved by the government.
Iran and its neighbours come under fire amid missile and drone strikes across the Middle East.
Iran and its neighbours come under fire amid missile and drones strikes across the Middle East.
Analysts say the event reflects a continued emphasis on military strength as a driving force for national development under Kim Jong Un’s leadership.
Air strikes came hours after Afghan forces attacked Pakistani border troops in what the Taliban government said was retaliation.
Python sighting adds to safety fears in Bali as severe floods sweep snakes into residential area.
AI-powered “Buddharoid” offers spiritual guidance and could help ease Japan’s monk shortage.
Latest release of documents on the late convicted sex offender shows correspondence with academics and a US scientist who lived in the city.
Arrivals by Chinese tourists to South Korea are expected to rise by 52% in February 2026.
Swordsmiths warn that without new ideas, modern swordsmithing may disappear.
The snake was found in a truck parked at a school in Phang Nga after it slithered inside for a nap.
The results set a record for the party since its founding in 1955, surpassing the 300 seats secured in 1986.
‘Sanakatsu’ fever turns Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi into unexpected youth icon ahead of election.
Serving food and drinks at funerals are a way to thank guests for paying their respects.
