Hong Kong students lag in creative AI use despite strong literacy

Hong Kong secured a bronze medal in the men's team sprint after beating Malaysia in a fast paced Asian Games podium race.

Hong Kong police say 1,503 fraudulent iPhone 18 orders worth over HK$30 million were reported, with every transaction canceled before losses occurred.

Google has appealed an EU order requiring greater access to Android and search data, warning that sharing personal queries could harm privacy.

More than 80 students and alumni have signed a petition urging economist Terence Chong to apologise over remarks about women, marriage and career choices.

Hong Kong’s Disgusting Food Museum opens at AIRSIDE with 80 unusual delicacies, recreated aromas and daring tasting challenges through November 26.

More than 300 robots are now serving visitors at Chimelong Spaceship, bringing humanoid technology into tourism, education and retail in Zhuhai.

Sweden’s new parliament has re elected Andreas Norlén as speaker after the election, while government talks remain unsettled following a narrow opposition majority.

China and the US will cut tariffs on about $30 billion of goods each, while extending trade talks and opening new channels for agriculture and AI.

China expects a record National Day air travel rush, with 31.19 million passenger trips forecast and international bookings rising 22.5 percent.

Discovery Bay will celebrate Halloween with giant monsters, markets, costume contests, pet events, dining offers and free family activities.

Oil prices climbed about 2 percent after US Iran peace efforts stalled, while renewed Middle East tensions and supply risks added pressure.