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Regina de Luna
Production Editor, Video
Regina joined the Post in 2021. She spent 13 years covering Hong Kong news for local TV stations before working for the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and WWF-Hong Kong. She has a master’s degree in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
Regina joined the Post in 2021. She spent 13 years covering Hong Kong news for local TV stations before working for the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and WWF-Hong Kong. She has a master’s degree in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
Areas of Expertise:
General news, content editingLanguages Spoken:
English
Some players did not sing their country’s national anthem before a match, sparking fears they might face persecution when returning home.
One analyst said the choice of Mojtaba Khamenei to lead Iran signals Tehran is not giving in to US-Israeli military pressure.
At least 330,000 people have been displaced across the Middle East since the conflict began, according to the UN.
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’.
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Israel launched fresh attacks on Lebanon, escalating the border conflict.
Iran’s UN ambassador Amir-Saeid Iravani called on UN Security Council to intervene.
US Secretary of State says no plans to send American ground troops but it remains an option.
The US president vows to press on with strikes to eliminate Iran’s nuclear threat.
Donald Trump says military campaign against Iran could last 4-5 weeks.
Protesters stormed the US consulate in Karachi as South and Southeast Asian leaders condemned the killing of Iran’s Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Air strikes came hours after Afghan forces attacked Pakistani border troops in what the Taliban government said was retaliation.
In a speech that runs nearly two hours, Trump casts himself as a global peacemaker and praises his economic credentials.
A 3-judge panel ruled the 65-year-old Yoon guilty of insurrection after a short-lived declaration of martial law in 2024.
US spy agency’s outreach, depicting a disillusioned mid-level officer, risks unsettling fragile calm before April’s Trump-XI summit.
Elon Musk shifts short-term goals from Mars to the moon, where the race for prime space could pit his company against Chinese research base.
The consolidation will leave just one remaining H&M store in the city.
Swiss-based company issued a global recall on some infant formula products in January.
Two people pulled from the wreckage died soon after from their injuries, with a search for three co-workers ending tragically.
Researchers from Wuhan Institute of Virology say Covid-19 treatment could be a ‘readily available’ option for dealing with Nipah outbreaks.
The maiden voyage will cost travellers 3 million yuan (US$430,000), far less than a ticket to ride on Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
Kim and husband Yoon Suk-yeol are the first South Korean presidential couple to both be convicted of crimes.
Alex Honnold conquers the 508m tower without ropes, harnesses, safety gear or parachute to complete tallest urban free solo climb in history.
California governor’s speaking event at Davos was cancelled after Trump’s speech.
President Xi Jinping also praises Chinese innovation, noting advancements in AI, chip development, aerospace and military technology.
Return fares now cost HK$116 (US$15) for adults and HK$75 for children and the elderly.
UN study finds ‘very high’ lead and dioxin levels in Vietnamese communities handling domestic and imported plastic waste, with residents reporting widespread illness.
Tito Karnavian dismissed a US$60,000 aid package as ‘not much’ compared with Jakarta’s own disaster response, sparking online criticism.
