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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
Fears over supply disruptions tied to the Iran war have sent sales of Seoul’s mandatory trash bags soaring, prompting shops to ration sales.
Mother of the Kardashians has been trending on platforms like Weibo and RedNote to wish for luck and fortune.
South Korean retail investors bought a record 7 trillion won (US$4.6 billion) worth of stocks in a single day, even as the Kospi slumped.
Kim inspects elite special forces unit stage combat drills.
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AI boom pushes makers to prioritise industrial-grade uses, leaving Hong Kong consumers paying more for basic storage.
Oil shock from the Iran war might speed up the global EV shift and boost China’s auto industry, analysts say.
Each robot requires eight hours of rigorous testing to be ready for customers.
Each robot requires eight hours of rigorous testing to be ready for customers.
The heavily secured Gwanghwamun Square performance drew 104,000 fans – less than half the turnout police expected.
This year’s sakura season is 5 days earlier than usual.
South Korean authorities prepare for BTS members to perform in first concert together in three years.
Three-day event brings together exhibits, discussions and workshops to encourage visitors to talk about the inevitable.
Afghanistan says 400 killed In hospital strike, Pakistan denies targeting civilian sites.
Israel says air strikes on Tehran killed the country’s top security chief Ali Larijani.
Israel says it has detailed plans for at least three more weeks of war.
Andrew and Tristan Tate, brothers who are facing rape and human trafficking charges in Romania and the UK, visited Lan Kwai Fong and a restaurant in Causeway Bay.
Thailand is seeking help from Iran and Oman to rescue three crew members stranded on their vessel.
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.
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.
