• Starmer Allies Vows Fight Against Potential Leadership Challenge

    Mounting speculation about a leadership challenge targeting Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has intensified in Westminster, with loyalists signaling that the Labour leader is prepared to fiercely resist any attempt by his own Members of Parliament to unseat him. This internal friction, fueled by concerns over the government’s public standing and electoral prospects, is particularly…

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  • Satellite Data Reveals Extensive Demolitions in Gaza Following Ceasefire

    Independent satellite analysis indicates that more than 1,500 buildings in the Gaza Strip have been systematically destroyed in areas under Israeli control since the October 10 ceasefire agreement with Hamas, raising significant questions about compliance and the framework’s long-term viability. Imagery dated through early November 2025 reveals extensive clearance operations, with entire neighborhoods flattened in…

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  • China and Spain Bolster Ties in Key Royal Visit to Beijing

    Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Spain’s King Felipe VI in Beijing on Wednesday, marking the first state visit by a Spanish monarch in nearly two decades. The high-level meeting underscores a burgeoning commitment to deepening China-Spain relations, emphasizing strategic cooperation, expansive cultural exchanges, and tangible collaboration across critical economic sectors. The visit, widely highlighted by…

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  • High Court Releases Elderly Doctor Unconditionally in Landmark Botox Death Case

    Hong Kong’s High Court has granted an unconditional release to a 93-year-old physician previously convicted of manslaughter, resolving the city’s first highly publicized fatality linked to a cosmetic Botox injection. The decision, delivered on November 12, 2025, concluded a complex legal battle centered on medical negligence and the defendant’s mental fitness to stand trial. The…

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  • Sham Shui Po Arrest Highlights Risks to Officers During Patrols

    An anti-crime police patrol in Sham Shui Po resulted in the arrest of a foreign national and injuries to two officers late Tuesday evening, underscoring the unpredictable challenges faced by law enforcement during routine duties. The incident occurred around 9:00 p.m. on November 11, 2025, when officers attempted to question a man on Fuk Wa…

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  • Landslide Triggers Partial Collapse of Newly Built Sichuan Mountain Bridge

    A newly completed bridge in Sichuan province’s mountainous Aba region suffered a partial collapse this week following significant landslides, though officials confirmed that emergency preemptive closures ensured no injuries resulted from the structural failure. The Hongqi Bridge, a 758-meter span near the Shuangjiangkou Hydropower Station in the Maerkang area, closed just one day before its…

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  • Hong Kong Police Arrest Suspect in In-Flight Cross-Border Theft

    Hong Kong authorities have arrested a mainland Chinese national following reports of suspected theft targeting passengers aboard a flight from Bangkok. The incident, highlighting persistent challenges with in-flight crime, led to the immediate apprehension of the suspect upon landing at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). Airport District police initiated an investigation on November 11 after…

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  • Aeroflot International Routes Boost Revenue Despite Overall Passenger Dip

    MOSCOW, November 12, 2025—Aeroflot, Russia’s flagship carrier, navigated a challenging travel landscape in the first 10 months of 2025, reporting a modest decline in overall passenger traffic while simultaneously achieving significant growth in profitability driven by its international routes. The airline transported 25.2 million passengers between January and October, representing a 2.3% year-over-year decrease; however,…

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  • Powerful Monsoon Delivers Hong Kong’s Coldest Temperatures This Season

    Hong Kong residents should prepare for a dramatic shift in weather next week, as the Hong Kong Observatory forecasts a significant cool down driven by a vigorous northeast monsoon sweeping across the South China coast. Following a warm weekend reprieve, temperatures are expected to plummet by as much as eight degrees Celsius overnight, pushing mercury…

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  • Hong Kong Braces for Severe Temperature Drop Next Week

    Hong Kong residents should prepare for a significant mid-November shift in weather as the Hong Kong Observatory forecasts a powerful northeast monsoon to sweep the South China coast, bringing a dramatic cool-down and marking the coldest spell of the autumn season yet. Following a brief weekend rebound in temperatures, the mercury is set to plunge…

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  • Court Hears Allegations of Hong Kong Football Match-Fixing Conspiracy

    HONG KONG — The high-profile case involving alleged match-fixing at the Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) resumed in the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts on Tuesday, where former team member Marcus McMillan testified that a teammate offered him money to deliberately lose games, illuminating the internal pressures and financial vulnerabilities within professional football. McMillan, an expatriate player,…

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  • Chinese Official Meets KKR Head Amid Global Economic Outlook Talks

    China’s Minister of Finance, He Lifeng, met with Joseph Bae, co-chief executive officer of global investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR), in Beijing on Tuesday, November 12, 2025, signaling China’s continued push to attract foreign capital and emphasizing the stability of its economic growth path amidst global financial uncertainty. The high-level meeting involved…

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  • Taiwanese Authorities Charge Adults, Minors in Gruesome Taipei Homicide Case

    Taipei prosecutors have indicted six adults and referred seven minors to juvenile court following the alleged abduction and fatal torture of a 19-year-old man in July. The shocking case, centered in the city’s Wanhua district, has ignited widespread public discussion in Taiwan regarding the escalation of youth involvement in violent crimes and the weaponization of…

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  • UK Unemployment Hits Decade High, Signaling Labour Market Slowdown

    The economic landscape in the United Kingdom is showing clear signs of strain as new data reveals the unemployment rate has climbed to its highest level in nearly 10 years, excluding the pandemic era. Figures released Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) paint a picture of a cooling labour market, fueling speculation that…

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  • Suicide Blast Rocks Islamabad Courthouse; Terror Group Claims Responsibility

    A deadly explosion rocked Islamabad on Tuesday, leaving a trail of devastation after a suicide bomber detonated an explosive device near a busy district court complex. The attack resulted in the confirmed deaths of 12 individuals and injuries to at least 27 others, according to Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, reigniting security fears in the…

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  • MTR Reverses Course on Signage Changes After Community Uproar

    Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation is facing renewed scrutiny over its station wayfinding policies after a recent update at Kowloon Bay Station removed a decades-old community landmark from directional signage, replacing it with a newly opened cultural venue. This incident comes on the heels of another public relations challenge at Ho Man Tin Station, prompting transit…

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  • Social Media Figure’s Public Execution Signals Deepening Mali Security Crisis

    The brutal public execution of a pro-military social media personality in Mali’s Timbuktu region has starkly exposed the government’s diminishing authority and the escalating power of militant groups across the country. Mariam Cissé, a young TikTok user known for her nationalistic videos often featuring military themes, was seized from a market and subsequently killed on…

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  • Hong Kong Authorities Target Illegal Vice Activities in Causeway Bay Raid

    Hong Kong law enforcement, utilizing strategic intelligence, executed a coordinated anti-vice operation in the bustling Causeway Bay district on Monday afternoon, resulting in the apprehension of seven women suspected of breaching their residency conditions. This targeted action, which involved police working alongside immigration officials, underscores the ongoing commitment to curb illegal activities in commercial and…

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  • Hong Kong Mark Six Jackpot Climbs to HK$25 Million After Rollover

    Hong Kong’s popular Mark Six lottery experienced another rollover this week, dramatically increasing the jackpot for the upcoming draw. Following Tuesday’s scheduled drawing, which failed to yield a top-tier winner, the estimated first-prize fund has swelled to an anticipated HK$25 million ahead of the next session. This substantial accumulation ensures high anticipation among players for…

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  • Tuen Mun Primary School Denies Sex Assault Allegations, Pursues Legal Action

    A primary school in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, has unequivocally rejected widespread online rumors alleging a sexual assault occurred between male staff members in mid-October, calling the claims “fabricated” and “malicious.” The institution issued a formal statement this week condemning the allegations, which originated from a social media post, asserting that the unsubstantiated assertions have…

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