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As anti-corruption measures tighten and profits dwindle in China, innovative medical device manufacturers are increasingly targeting the European market, navigating challenges posed by trade protectionism.
A comprehensive study shows that while AI tools enhance homework performance, they lead to a significant 20% decrease in exam scores over two years.
Sam Neill, beloved actor known for his role in Jurassic Park, has passed away at the age of 78, prompting heartfelt tributes from friends and colleagues.
A Hong Kong court has sentenced an Italian chef to 90 hours of community service and suspended his driving license for a year after he was caught drink-driving and speeding significantly over the limit.
China has made history by becoming the second country to successfully recover an orbital-class rocket booster, drawing attention to the domestic shipbuilder responsible for the recovery platform's design.
Some restaurants in Hong Kong have decided to withdraw from the new dog-friendly dining scheme due to limited resources and concerns from diners, leading to around 20 complaints since its launch.
Israel is preparing for parliamentary elections on October 27, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aiming for another term after a challenging period marked by conflict.
Hong Kong's recent dog-friendly restaurant initiative has ignited a heated online discussion regarding hygiene and pet etiquette, with some establishments opting out shortly after its launch.
A recent report from the Hong Kong Coroner’s Court reveals that youth suicide cases have hit a 10-year high, despite an overall decline in suicides across the population.
Former President Trump's recent financial success in the cryptocurrency market underscores his ability to transform loyalty into substantial influence and power.
A runner was gored in the face during the San Fermin bull run festival in Spain, highlighting the dangers of this thrilling event. Fortunately, many others escaped serious injury.
During the afternoon session of day two, England's Duckett reached 50 while New Zealand faced rapid dismissals.
On day four of the third Test, England's Bashir achieved a significant breakthrough during the morning session against New Zealand, showcasing his skills.
A team of researchers in northeast China has created a wearable dopamine sensor that could revolutionize the way we monitor neurotransmitter levels related to mental health and neurological conditions.
The Chinese ambassador's attempts to strengthen ties with India have sparked a significant nationalist backlash in China, raising questions about his role.
A new species of dinosaur, Uragasaurus kalasinensis, has been discovered in Thailand, dating back approximately 150 million years.
Hong Kong's transport authorities are contemplating adjustments to tolls at cross-harbour tunnels as traffic volumes have exceeded pre-reform levels, following the introduction of time-varying charges.
New details have emerged regarding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's upcoming wedding at Madison Square Garden, including the timeline for the festivities.
An IAEA-led mission has commenced sampling ALPS-treated water at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, with additional safety measures implemented to ensure the integrity of the operation.
The US is set to lift sanctions on Turkey, allowing its return to the F-35 program, a move that raises alarms in Israel about regional security.