Opinion
Honda shifts course: accelerating next‑generation hybrid production amid EV strategy overhaul
Honda will speed up production of next‑generation hybrids as it revises its electric‑vehicle strategy, reshaping plans for models and supply chains.
Opinion
Hong Kong Reveals First Five-Year Plan to Mirror Beijing’s Planning Rhythm
Hong Kong launches its inaugural five-year plan to align policy cycles and priorities with Beijing, formalizing multi-year strategic coordination.
Opinion
China Tightens Entry and Exit Rules, Citing National Security Concerns
Beijing has introduced broad entry and exit rules framed as national security measures, with implications for travel, business and diplomacy.
Opinion
Pakistan’s $3bn bond sale marks move away from government-to-government lending
Pakistan sold $3bn in bonds, signalling a shift from bilateral government lending toward market-based financing and diversified funding sources.
Opinion
Asia’s Economic Pivot: BOJ Meeting, India’s Chip Drive and Hong Kong’s Five‑Year Agenda
Three Asian developments — the BOJ meeting, Semicon India initiative and Hong Kong's five-year plan — are shaping regional investment and policy outlooks.
Opinion
Organisers of Hong Kong Tiananmen Vigil Given Prison Terms Up to 7 Years, 3 Months
Organisers of the banned Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil were sentenced to prison terms up to 7 years and 3 months, marking a turning point for public commemorations.
Opinion
Samsung wins legal challenge against German city’s iPad procurement
Court rules for Samsung in dispute over a city's purchase of iPads for schools, with implications for public procurement and education tech rollouts.
Opinion
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Post‑Handover Chief Executive, Dies at 89
Tung Chee-hwa, the first Chief Executive of post‑1997 Hong Kong, has died at 89. His tenure and legacy mark a pivotal chapter in the city's transition.
