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China

Texas governor signs bill banning Chinese citizens from buying property in state

Protesters at the state capitol in Austin, Texas, on May 10 opposing bills to ban citizens and entities of China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia, from buying properties in Texas. Photo: AFP

Military

Alert sounded in Taiwan as US carrier Nimitz sails to the Middle East. Why?

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Fighter jets take off from the flight deck of the USS Nimitz in the South China Sea on June 5. The warship has been redirected to the Middle East, where Israel and Iran are engaged in their worst hostilities in decades. Photo: Handout

Global Economy

Beijing tells China ships in Strait of Hormuz to phone home amid safety risks

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Guo Jiakun addressed the US’ recent involvement in the conflict in Iran, among other questions, on Monday. Photo: EPA-EFE

Trends

Male grooming 2.0: from the Bakblade to trimmers by Manscaped and Happy Nuts

The Meridian Trimmer Plus is just one of many products on the market for men looking to do a little manscaping. Photo: Handout

Diplomacy

China condemns US strikes on Iran, calls for ceasefire and talks

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A man holds an Iranian flag during a rally demanding an end to the war between Israel and Iran in Seoul, South Korea on Sunday. Photo: AP
Students walk along the passage in the campus of the University of Hong Kong (HKU). Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong society

Editorial | ‘Study in Hong Kong’ brand boosted by rise in world rankings

City’s universities now occupy five of the top 70 places in global league table, an encouraging sign on the road to becoming an international education hub.

Universities in Hong Kong

6 public universities in Hong Kong rise in global rankings

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Hong Kong courts

Lecturer in Hong Kong sues over ‘hostile’ response to harassment complaint

Hong Kong economy

Opinion | Hong Kong’s university freedom key to China’s global education power goal playing

Universities’ freedom to think, teach and publish independently must remain non-negotiable and Beijing must make its stance clear.

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A view of the Chinese University of Hong Kong campus in 2024. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong politics

‘Universities in Hong Kong should help banned international students from Harvard’

Education minister Christine Choi urges ‘proactive’ support after bombshell Trump administration move targeting Ivy League university.

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Education in Hong Kong

Senior Beijing official calls on Hong Kong universities to make tech advances

Xia Baolong says tertiary institutions should also strive to make city hub for high-calibre talent as he meets HKUST leaders in Beijing.

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Hong Kong science and tech

China can beat AI rivals with Greater Bay Area edge: Nvidia’s Jensen Huang

‘This is just an extraordinary opportunity for China and for this area,’ CEO says as he receives honorary doctorate with acting legend Tony Leung.

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Hong Kong actor Tony Leung (left) and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received their honorary doctorates at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology on Saturday. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Education in Hong Kong

3 universities in Hong Kong among top 10 in major ranking of Asian institutions

HKU holds No 2 position, CUHK rises to No 6 and CityU to No 10, marking first time three institutions placed in top 10 of Asian University Rankings.

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Education in Hong Kong

University in Hong Kong develops AI breast cancer diagnostic tool

Researchers at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology claim tool is as competent as radiologist with five years of experience.

Education in Hong Kong

Hong Kong scientists create robot that can take on back-breaking construction tasks

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has developed a robot that can travel along pieces of rebar to bend or fix them

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Chen Weilin (left) and Li Haozhen of HKUST showcase their team’s creation. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Hong Kong environmental issues

How butterfly wings inspired Hong Kong cooling tech to help fight global warming

Thin cooling film can reduce room temperatures by up to 15 degrees Celius, as scientists hope to mitigate effects of global warming.

Lin Chongjia (left) and Huang Baoling of the mechanical and aerospace engineering department at HKUST show off some of the cooling film. Photo: Sun Yeung
Education in Hong Kong

Universities in Hong Kong admit more non-local students after intake quota doubled

Baptist University says number of first-year, non-local students for 2024-25 to increase by nearly 200 per cent from last year.

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China’s C919 passenger plane

China wants more overseas buyers for C919. Can Southeast Asia help it soar?

Indonesia and Brunei are firmly on China’s radar as it seeks to expand the reach of its C919 and ARJ21 passenger jets.

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Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

Hong Kong must establish ‘high quality’ new medical school to train top talent

Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau says the new school has to ensure students fulfil the standards of the local licensing council

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The Post understands that the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is discussing establishing a medical school with Imperial College London. Photo: May Tse
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Who has won Olympic Games medals for Hong Kong, and where are they now?

As Team Hong Kong prepare to improve on their historic showing at the Tokyo Games, we look back on every medal winner in the island’s Olympics history.

Lee Lai-shan holds up the Hong Kong flag after winning the territory’s first Olympic medal, a sailing gold, at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
Hong Kong economy

Can Hong Kong try to copy Silicon Valley’s ways to create more technopreneurs?

Tech start-up veterans underline missing elements for Hong Kong off the back of finance chief Paul Chan’s visit to US.

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Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong cyclists’ Olympic bodysuits ‘best in world’. How fast can Ceci Lee go?

‘If public goes to Marks & Spencer, this is Savile Row,’ says professor leading aerodynamic research that produced the city’s kit for Paris.

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Education in Hong Kong

‘Achieve what you want’: Hong Kong students with special needs revel in DSE results

Students overcome adversity to pass Diploma of Secondary Education exams with flying colours.

Pang Ching-ka, who has cerebral palsy, had difficulty sitting still for a long periods without having to stretch his muscles, which affected his ability to study. Photo: Sun Yeung
Education in Hong Kong

8 of 10 DSE top scorers want to be doctors, make Hong Kong ‘better place’

High-fliers among 49,000 day-school and private candidates who receive university entrance exam results.

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Education in Hong Kong

Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to launch new medicine graduate programme

School is third tertiary institution to announce move to increase number of medical students amid shortage of doctors.

Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

Chinese University of Hong Kong plans academic centres in mainland China

Proposed centres in Qianhai and Nansha will help to meet Hongkongers’ rising demand for medical care.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to contribute to the development of the medical research ecosystem in the Greater Bay Area. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

University of Hong Kong plans to offer new graduate-entry medicine programme

Medical school will start accepting applications as early as September and enrol first cohort in 2025, if proposal approved.

The programme will provide a pathway for students who hold a relevant undergraduate degree and are motivated to become medical practitioners. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong society

Hong Kong to use city’s own ChatGPT-style tool after OpenAI further blocks access

Innovation and technology chief Sun Dong says AI application developed for government use, but will gradually be opened to all residents.

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Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

Medical programme ‘must meet city’s needs’ to gain recognition in Hong Kong

Undersecretary for health lays out conditions for third medical school, while saying existing hospitals can’t serve as teaching facilities.

Hong Kong healthcare and hospitals

Exclusive | HKUST ‘in talks’ with UK university to set up third Hong Kong medical school

Detailed proposal for new medical school to be submitted to Hong Kong authorities by end of month, Post learns.

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The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is considered a front runner for establishing the city’s third medical school. Photo: Winson Wong
Performing arts in Hong Kong

HK Phil appoints Finnish conductor, 24, as next music director

Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski says he ‘couldn’t ask for more in an orchestra’, praising its ‘very high level’ as he is named music director of Hong Kong Philharmonic at 24 years old.

Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski is the new HK Phil music director. Photo: Keith Hiro/HK Phil
Cryptocurrency

Hong Kong professor calls China’s crypto mining ban ‘unwise’, suggests opening up

A professor at HKUST has questioned the logic of China’s cryptocurrency mining ban, suggesting that the government should embrace virtual assets amid geopolitical risks.

Cultivating an innovation mindset to stay ahead

AI vs. humans: Who wins in handling service rejections?

New research shows chatbots can help reduce negative reviews in certain cases, despite the general preference for human agents 

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