Movie starring Dayo Wong and Michael Hui is only Hong Kong film to win an award at this year’s festival, organiser says.

Mozartkugel inventor Paul Fuerst’s mistake of not protecting his creation allowed imitators and knock-offs to enter the market.

267,000 mainland arrivals on May 2 sets post-Covid record, financial chief reveals, as he pledges to strengthen city’s tourism infrastructure.

The two-time PM who had planned to retire in his seventies is now approaching a century, having outlived political allies and foes alike.

Taiwan’s recall wars test voter patience leaving both sides facing struggle to convince public they can govern constructively.

Uneven distribution of chargers with output power of between 20 and 99 kilowatts raises concerns about whether supply sufficient to support development goals.

A presidential endorsement increases thirst for the drink while aggressive expansion and price competition make it more accessible.

Virtually all of the inhabitants of the Texas beachfront town are Musk’s SpaceX employees or their family members.

The graft-buster’s inspection teams have become important tools for maintaining discipline under Xi Jinping.

Employees at companies reliant on the American market could face diminishing prospects, as firms restructure and threaten lay-offs.

The breakdown of US-China economic symbiosis leaves Southeast Asian nations bracing for unpredictable shocks.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the re-elected Labor government’s first priority will be to address the global economic uncertainty.

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II visited Hong Kong for the first time on May 4, 50 years ago.

While US graduates from top universities flock to the private sector, in China, national service has become an aspirational calling.

Police called to scene as loud banging heard from inside ice-cold storage unit in bakery shop, woman says she feared for her fate.

Women in China tend to face a ‘double curse’ of age and gender discrimination in the workplace.

Two-thirds of filicide cases in city over 15-year period involved mothers, with many linked to mental illness.

Erratic rainfall is affecting yields as flowers can be harvested only in a small window that depends heavily on the weather.

The event at the iconic Brazilian beach is expected to draw 1.6 million people and bring US$100 million into the local economy.

A study warns that youth sports may become unsafe due to heat unless greenhouse gases are reduced. Japan has seen 100 heat-related child deaths in the past 20 years.

Crownpower’s robots are taking over the potentially deadly work of safety inspection and maintenance of high-voltage power grids.

Prime Minister Netanyahu attacked truce mediator Qatar, accusing it of ‘playing both sides’ in talks with Hamas.

As Chinese universities slash arts and social science enrolments, analysts argue the fields are evolving and warn against utilitarianism.

The country’s manufacturing prowess and sophisticated supply chains will propel humanoid robot development.

The People’s Action Party’s bigger 65.57 per cent vote share reflects Singaporeans’ economic fears, analysts say.