Both sides pledge to boost ‘people-centric engagements’ as they continue to seek to mend relations in wake of deadly 2020 border clash.
13 Jun 2025 - 9:43PM videocam
Media reports and activists have said Chinese firms operating in Myanmar are responsible for pollution downriver in Thailand.
9 Jun 2025 - 7:19PM videocam
Marco Rubio’s decision to ‘aggressively’ target Chinese citizens ‘lays bare the US lie of its so-called freedom and openness’, says Beijing.
30 May 2025 - 9:08AM videocam
Students remain hopeful as US State Department orders halt on new visa appointments to prepare for expanded applicant social media vetting.
28 May 2025 - 9:43PM videocam
Statement warns against ‘misguided notion’ of paying for brides, urges Chinese nationals to avoid cross-border matchmaking agencies.
26 May 2025 - 5:02PM videocam
Casual Poet Library, Stranger Conversations among community-led initiatives in city state to encourage greater in-person interactions.
Thousands of foreigners are in limbo after the US Department of Homeland Security bans the university from taking international students.
24 May 2025 - 6:23AM videocam
The Fengyang Drum Tower’s roof fell in just months after the conclusion of renovation works on the Ming dynasty site.
23 May 2025 - 4:49PM videocam
Rice prices continue to surge in Japan due to a combination of factors, ranging from inbound tourism and hoarding to poor distribution.
14 May 2025 - 10:24AM videocam
North Korea’s tourism is in decline as it shifts focus to Russia, prioritising military and economic ties over international visitors.
5 May 2025 - 9:30AM videocam
Dramatic cliffs, panoramas and suggestive rock formations are the reward for hikers in Danxia Shan, an easy weekend getaway from Hong Kong.
HK$99 monthly pass will allow passengers to take one small dog or cat kept in a bag for each ride, but only on weekends and public holidays.
Cityline comes under fire from Rosanna Law as fans queue for hours to exchange tickets for new ones with correct information.
All Cathay flights scheduled to take off from London on Friday and land in Hong Kong on Saturday have been cancelled.
21 Mar 2025 - 11:07PM videocam
Flight from Hangzhou with 168 passengers and crew safely diverted to Fuzhou after a fire in overhead compartment.
20 Mar 2025 - 9:59PM videocam
Anyone who loses their standard travel permit on the mainland but needs to catch a train or plane will no longer have to visit public security authorities.
ManpowerGroup Greater China also finds city’s net employment outlook index for second quarter is 11 per cent, compared with 25 per cent globally.
Upper section to the park had to be closed due to signal issues, before eventually reopening at 4.15pm.
Larger of the city’s two electricity suppliers says the move aligns with ‘market development’, ending 16 years of free service.
Meeting attendees suggested limiting pet sizes to 20kg and designating train compartments as solutions to concerns.
Amendment to immigration rules, suggested by migration and citizenship minister Seema Malhotra, has now been implemented.
About 100 workers claim Jardine Engineering Corporation owes them three to four months’ wages totalling HK$7.6 million.
Students, teachers from two more schools stricken after dining at same restaurants on Guangdong tours, Centre for Health Protection says.
Causeway Bay underpass packed for annual beating and burning of effigies, as tradition draws hundreds.
Economic pressure, housing shortage, busy work schedules and desire for greater freedom cited as contributing factors.
Family needs to ‘work together to pursue a healthy lifestyle’ rather than reward children with junk food.
Tickets for May 24 and 25 concerts to go on sale at noon on March 20, with prices starting at HK$380.
Police alerted at 1.06pm by driver involved in accident, with no injuries reported and tunnel reopened at 2.48pm after emergency repair works.
Elderly man knocked down while crossing road in Fo Tan at 6.45pm on Monday.
The annual net flow of scientific authors into the US dropped by more than two-thirds between 2018 and 2022, while the figure for China surged nearly 80 per cent