Hong Kong Authorities Return Passports to Eight Individuals Not Prosecuted in Landmark National Security Case
Eight individuals who were not formally charged in connection with the landmark "Hong Kong 47" national security case have had their passports returned by authorities, a significant development occurring more…
Beijing Confirms Deaths of Chinese Sailors in South China Sea Collision Nearly a Year After Incident
Beijing has officially confirmed the deaths of two Chinese sailors who perished in a collision involving Chinese vessels in the disputed South China Sea. The confirmation, revealed through government statements,…
Taiwan Semiconductor and AI Strategy Industry Leaders Call for Urgent Policy Reforms in Energy Talent and Innovation Frameworks
As the global artificial intelligence computing revolution accelerates, the semiconductor industry has solidified its position as the cornerstone of national resilience and technological competitiveness. Taiwan’s dominance in this sector is…
Hong Kong Security Chief Questions Credibility of Journalists Association Amidst Controversial Election Process
Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, has launched a sharp critique against the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA), the city’s largest press group, labeling its upcoming executive committee elections…
Taiwan Tobacco Industry Advocates for Science Based Regulatory Frameworks and Enhanced Enforcement to Combat Illicit Trade and Market Instability
The tobacco industry in Taiwan has formally called upon the government to adopt a more scientific, predictable, and coordinated approach to tobacco regulation, emphasizing that current draft measures regarding additives…
Hong Kong Moves Forward with Sweeping Sexual Offence Reforms Amidst Strong Public Support
Hong Kong’s security chief has announced that over 90 per cent of the more than 6,000 public submissions have expressed support for the city’s comprehensive sexual offences reform. The government…
Pacific Diplomats Fail to Condemn China’s Missile Test Amidst Deepening Regional Divisions
Suva, Fiji – A crucial meeting of Pacific diplomats concluded on Friday without a unified condemnation of China’s recent test of a nuclear-capable missile in the region, a failure that…
Sixteen Arrested in Brutal Tsim Sha Tsui Bar Fight Leading to Businessman’s Death
Police have arrested a total of sixteen individuals in connection with the fatal Tsim Sha Tsui bar brawl that resulted in the death of a 32-year-old businessman, Issac Yeung. The…
Greenpeace Flashes “Red Card” to FIFA World Cup Sponsor Hyundai Over Systemic Supply Chain Abuses and EV Backtrack – Greenpeace East Asia
SEOUL – Greenpeace activists unfurled symbolic referee "red cards" at the Hyundai Motor Group headquarters today, launching a high-profile protest that demands the world’s third-largest automotive giant urgently address severe…
AmCham Taiwan Advocates for Comprehensive Tax Reforms and Zero Tariffs on US Vehicles to Bolster Investment and Talent Acquisition
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan (AmCham Taiwan) has formally called upon the Taiwanese government to implement a series of strategic tax and trade reforms aimed at enhancing the…















