Xinyi Wu

When Rebecca Toh posted on social media in May 2024 to gauge interest in a community-run library in Singapore, she was surprised by the overwhelming response. It quickly became clear that the idea resonated not just because of a love […]

Chinese students have spoken of the uncertainty they and other international students feel after US President Donald Trump’s administration left them in limbo after revoking Harvard’s right to enrol them. The Department of Homeland Security said the measure would take

Japan’s efforts to curb soaring rice prices by releasing stockpiles and easing import restrictions have had limited effect, with analysts warning the country’s long-standing agricultural policies and supply constraints could keep prices elevated for years. Supermarket prices for rice remained

Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation expressed concern that allowing pets onto trains could result in odour problems and health issues, representatives of animal concern groups said after a meeting with the rail giant on Monday. Lawmaker Edward Lau Kwok-fan and representatives

Hongkongers holding British National (Overseas) passports no longer need to obtain an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) document before travelling to the United Kingdom. The UK government updated its website on Thursday to reflect the development, expanding the original exemption that

China is expected to set its economic growth target again at “around 5 per cent” in 2025 despite the looming threat of increased tariffs under Donald Trump’s second term as US president, as Beijing would accelerate stimulus support accordingly, according

Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) has identified three projects in biotechnology, sustainable energy and health for investments, as the HK$62 billion (US$8 billion) strategic fund manager expands its portfolio to fulfil its mission to enhance the city’s long-term competitiveness. HKIC

Hong Kong offers strong regulatory support for foreign companies seeking to establish their operations in the city, some investors said. Its role as a connector between mainland China and the global markets is also burnishing its appeal as a hub

In a small Shanghai supermarket recently, customers were surprised to see more options for adult diapers than what was available on shelves for babies. A few aisles away, in the section for milk formula, they noticed a similar trend –