Eyes in the sky: Hong Kong police tackle petty crime with drone patrols, but privacy concerns linger
HK police have been rapidly expanding their use of surveillance technology and automated drones. They have used drones to hunt down people who overstayed visas, engaged in sex work, or gambled ...
Australia on Monday ordered a string of China-linked shareholders to sell their stakes in a rare earths firm, citing the need ...
Joshua Wong's national security case has been transferred to a higher court, where the pro-democracy activist faces up to ...
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck south China's Guangxi region on Monday, killing two people and causing 13 buildings to ...
A 67-year-old man has been handed a two-month jail term, suspended for 24 months, after he pleaded guilty to resharing a ...
Check-in counters at Hong Kong International Airport's Terminal 2 will open at the end of the month, with 15 airlines - ...
A US jury convicted a man on Wednesday for his role in running a clandestine Chinese "police station" in New York as part of ...
HK's Pink Dot carnival has been cancelled for the second year in a row - again due to difficulties in finding a venue to host ...
IKEA's Tsim Sha Tsui outlet has halted sales of a frozen dessert item after a food safety test found that its level of ...
Angry Chinese table tennis fans have demanded an apology from the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) after the ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was due Wednesday in Beijing with President Donald Trump despite being under sanctions from ...
US President Donald Trump on Friday warned Taiwan against declaring formal independence after concluding his visit to China, ...
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