Judiciary Staff to Receive 2% Salary Increase Amidst Evolving Caseload and Fiscal Recovery
Judges and judicial officers in the city are set to receive a 2 per cent salary increase for the current financial year, a move that follows a year-long salary freeze…
Trump’s Macau Trademark Battle: A Decade-Long Pursuit Amidst Shifting Fortunes
In 2006, the same year Macau’s burgeoning casino industry eclipsed Las Vegas as the world’s largest gambling hub, Donald J. Trump harbored ambitions to establish a significant presence in the…
Greenpeace East Asia Condemns Japan’s Fossil Fuel Strategy at Gastech 2026 Amidst Global Climate Crisis
BANGKOK, THAILAND (15 September 2026) – Greenpeace East Asia has issued a strong condemnation of Japan’s recent policy pronouncements at the Japan Energy Summit, held concurrently with Gastech 2026 in…
Beijing Residents Pin Hopes on Xi-Trump Summit for Stabilized US-China Ties Amidst Lingering Trade Tensions and Escalating Tech Rivalry.
Residents in China’s bustling capital, Beijing, voiced cautious optimism this Thursday, September 24, 2026, ahead of the high-stakes meeting between President Xi Jinping and his American counterpart, Donald Trump, in…
China’s Data Centers and Cloud Providers Show Increased Renewable Energy Use Amidst Surging AI Demand
Data center and cloud computing providers in China demonstrated a sustained commitment to increasing their renewable energy usage through 2025, a new report by Greenpeace East Asia reveals. The findings…
Hong Kong Raises Minimum Wage for Foreign Domestic Workers by 2.35 Per Cent Amidst Calls for Greater Increase
Hong Kong has implemented a modest 2.35 per cent increase to the minimum wage for its approximately 380,000 foreign domestic workers, raising the monthly wage from HK$5,100 to HK$5,220. This…
Greenpeace Urges Policy Overhaul Amidst Ecotourism Strain on Sai Kung’s Po Pin Chau Trail
Environmental watchdog Greenpeace has issued a stark warning to the Hong Kong government, calling for an urgent review of its ecotourism policies and a significant reduction in visitor quotas for…
Taiwan Boxer Lin Yu-ting Claims Asian Games Gold Amidst Lingering Controversy
Nagoya, Japan – Taiwan’s Olympic champion boxer Lin Yu-ting has clinched a gold medal at the Asian Games in Nagoya, marking a significant triumph just months after a contentious gender…
JD.com’s $2.5 Billion Ceconomy Takeover Poised for European Union Approval Following Key Concessions
















