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HONG KONG SAR – Mark your calendars for March 12th-13th, as the 5th annual Technology for Change Asia is set to unfold at the Hopewell Hotel in Hong Kong. It’s …
Technology for Change Asia 2025: Unpacking Innovations for Tomorrow Read More
American businesses in China are facing a storm as President Xi Jinping retaliates against historical American influence. For years, U.S. politicians have acted as champions for American firms, squeezing them …
American Firms in China: Navigating Xi Jinping’s Retaliation Read More
The Neighborhood Mothers program in Berlin has provided pivotal support to immigrant families for over two decades, continuing despite anticipated budget cuts. Thanks to backing from the Family Senator, the …
Neighborhood Mothers Project: Ongoing Support for Immigrant Families in Berlin Read More
Amnesty International has proudly reignited its Hong Kong office ‘in exile’, marking a significant return after almost three years since its closure within the Chinese financial hub, prompted by a …
Amnesty International Revives Hong Kong Office in Exile, Champions Human Rights Read More
Amnesty International has reopened its Hong Kong office “in exile,” replacing the two closed locations due to the repressive security law enforced by Beijing in 2021. This significant move reflects …
Amnesty International’s New Office in Exile: A Bold Step for Human Rights Advocacy Read More
The beauty and wellness landscape is undergoing a transformation, with a surge of alternative wellness influencers shining a light on practices that promote genuine well-being. These influencers are challenging outdated …
5 Alternative Wellness Influencers Challenging Beauty Myths Read More
Amnesty International has unveiled its new entity, Amnesty International Hong Kong Overseas (AIHKO), following the closure of its Hong Kong office in 2021 due to a human rights crackdown. This …
Amnesty International Unveils New Overseas Office for Hong Kong Advocacy Read More
In a striking analysis of the Trump administration’s economic strategies, it seems the policies implemented may be inadvertently regressing America’s economic development. The combination of tariffs and cuts to scientific …
Trump’s Economic Policies: A Path to Regression Read More
Hong Kong is gearing up for its inaugural Intangible Cultural Heritage Month in June, expected to attract approximately 100,000 participants from both local and overseas. Organised by the Culture, Sports …
Hong Kong’s Inaugural Intangible Cultural Heritage Month to Attract Crowd Read More
This weekend in Hong Kong, there’s an array of fun activities, catering to all interests, including those for your beloved furry companions. Here’s a list of enchanting happenings you can …
Discover Enriching Experiences in Hong Kong This Weekend (April 11-13) Read More