The woman made two transfers totalling HK$2.7 million before realising she had been defrauded and reporting the case to police.

Commerce ministry urges Washington to revoke measures barring Chinese labs from certifying smartphones and computers.

Authority apologises after system breach exposes birth dates and email addresses of mainland Chinese-based students.

World’s largest battery maker accelerates investments in new businesses as price wars and tax changes cloud earnings outlook.

Closer ties with Japan will not harm Bangladesh’s relationship with China. Better transport and energy supply can help no matter where the money comes from.

Nine-month-old boy suffered three cardiac arrests after contracting influenza A, with air ambulance costs beyond family’s means.

Amid a days-long ceasefire, around 200 residents are reported to have left for Ukraine. Dozens more have opted to travel to Russian areas.

Artificial intelligence tracking of citizens’ online and offline activities via their algorithms may lead to discrimination, says scholar.

A TCM practitioner says warming baskets dispel body dampness and unblock meridians, especially when infused with herbs.

Academics call for a new generation of talent to guide ties amid geopolitical frictions and a shortage of American China experts.

Cop17 sought to revive a landmark commitment to reverse the destruction of nature by 2030 after global efforts fell short.

Focus reflects Pentagon priorities rather than an identifiable plan by mainland China to attack the island that year, analysts say.

‘British people today cannot be held liable for historical wrongs, however heinous, that happened in a different age under different laws.

US regulator had moved to revoke firm’s authority to operate citing national security concerns.

About 80 per cent of new cases come from outside the chain of monitored contacts. Many people have died without receiving any treatment.

Both victims conscious when taken to hospital after man falls at 1 Austin Road West and lands on podium, hitting Filipino woman.

Without naming China, foreign ministers express ‘grave concerns’ about overcapacity disrupting global supply chains in critical industries.

The demonstrators have been inspired by similar movements across Europe, including in France and Italy.

The third consecutive weekend of marches was largely peaceful, but some demonstrators hurled stones and a Molotov cocktail at police.