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Polytechnic University undergraduate Ng Chun-wai, 24, was found with a hammer, can of lighter fluid and glass bottle clogged with a piece of cloth inside police station in Mong Kok Magistrate Winnie Lau dismisses defendant’s claim he had been ‘tortured’ and framed by police, says he kept the items ‘with…

As activists in Cuba defy the government and continue preparing for nationwide protests Nov. 15, the government is ratcheting up its rhetoric against the U.S., accusing it of financing and directing protesters. President Miguel Díaz-Canel said in a speech Sunday that the protests were “a plan orchestrated by the exterior.”…

Pia Lee-Brago - The Philippine Star October 22, 2021 | 12:00am In a tweet, the DFA said the Philippines protested the unlawful issuance of over 200 radio challenges, sounding of sirens, and blowing of horns by Chinese government vessels against Philippine vessels “conducting legitimate, customary, and routine patrols over and…

ANCIENT OLYMPIA - Next year's Beijing Games has triggered protests over China's human rights record but the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) point man for the event, Juan Antonio Samaranch, said the multi-sport extravaganza is about bringing young people together. Samaranch, the IOC's head of the coordination commission for the Beijing Olympics…

Published: 2:43pm, 15 Oct, 2021 Updated: 4:53pm, 15 Oct, 2021 Read More

Real-estate giant Evergrande is teetering on the verge of collapse, but has managed to fly below the radar on Chinese social media for over a week. This might be due to positive messages about the company being pushed on Weibo comment threads — akin to subreddits — penned by stock…