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Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan laughing with HKMA chief Eddie Yue and IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li at the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok

Hong Kong Bets on Beating the IMF, but Its Second Half Must Top 2.5%

Hong Kong's financial secretary says his government is more optimistic than the IMF's 3.8% forecast for 2026, but the numbers behind the range depend on the second half. TEH's arithmetic puts the

October 18, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Binance cryptocurrency exchange linked to case involving Iranian oil proceeds

US Prosecutors Say Hong Kong Firms Moved Iranian Oil Proceeds Through Binance

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have accused two Hong Kong-based companies of using cryptocurrency accounts on Binance to move proceeds allegedly connected to Iranian oil sales, according to a civil forfeiture complaint filed by the US Justice Department. The case concerns

September 15, 2026

by Arab Desk

Tung Chee-hwa, the first chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, who died on September 8, 2026

Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Chief Executive, Dies at 89

Tung Chee-hwa, the first chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region who steered the

Rescuers survey a destroyed highway bridge in Guangfu, Hualien, after a barrier lake failed during Typhoon Ragasa.

Barrier lake collapse in Hualien turns Typhoon Ragasa into deadly inland flood

Hualien — A wall of water roared off a mountain above a quiet township in eastern Taiwan on Tuesday afternoon, a sudden surge that ripped away a bridge, churned streets into rapids

September 26, 2025

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Typhoon Ragasa pushes storm surge into Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour as Signal No. 10 halts flights and ferries

Typhoon Ragasa shuts Hong Kong; Guangdong braces as Macau halts ferries

Hong Kong — Typhoon Ragasa forced this city into one of its rare, full-scale shutdowns on Wednesday as the Hong Kong Observatory hoisted the Hurricane Signal No. 10 and hurricane-force gusts drove

September 24, 2025

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BYD proves resilience as China’s EV sector faces Western pressure

Hong Kong — Shares of Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD slid as much as 8 percent on Monday after the company reported a sharp drop in quarterly profits, underscoring the deepening fallout

September 2, 2025

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Xi Jinping, Wang Yi, EU-China Summit, Beijing 2025, Great Hall of the People, China diplomacy, European Union leaders, China trade talks, geopolitical summit

EU lecturing falls flat in Beijing as China asserts economic dominance

Beijing — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa arrived in China this week with high diplomatic stakes but low expectations. What was originally scheduled to

July 24, 2025

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Typhoon Wipha, Hong Kong storm, China flight cancellations, Guangdong red alert

Typhoon Wipha slams Hong Kong and southern China, cancels 500 flights and halts transport

HONG KONG — Typhoon Wipha tore through Hong Kong and parts of southern China on Saturday, leaving a swath of destruction in its wake. With winds surpassing 140 kilometers per hour, the

July 20, 2025

Climate·News

President Xi Jinping of China and President Vladimir Putin of Russia at the 16th BRICS Summit, symbolizing the BRICS alliance’s effort to challenge Western financial dominance and reshape the global multipolar order

How BRICS, Russia, and Gulf powers are dismantling the Western financial empire

The Silent Coup Against the West “The unipolar world is over.” — Vladimir Putin, BRICS+ Summit, Johannesburg 2023 While Washington obsesses over TikTok bans and NATO budgets, a new geopolitical order is

May 27, 2025

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Zimbabwe lithium mine, Bikita open-pit extraction, lithium-rich landscape, critical mineral supply chain, lithium for EV batteries, environmental damage Zimbabwe

Lithium Dreams, Colonial Realities: How Zimbabwe’s Mineral Wealth Is Being Hijacked in Plain Sight

Dozens of families in Bikita were asleep when the trucks arrived. Under cover of darkness, surveyors from a foreign mining firm, flanked by local officials, placed red flags in a line that

May 10, 2025

Economy·News·Reports

How blocking Russian funds is fueling financial strain in US

The freezing of Russian assets in the West has damaged the United States. The economist noted that the freezing of multi-billion dollar Russian assets in dollars and euros prompted the central banks

January 11, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

BIS abandons mBridge project: Digital currency project a total flop

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has left the project to develop a cross-border payment platform using the mBridge digital currency, not for political reasons. This was stated by the organization’s CEO,

November 1, 2024

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Estonia turns to China in damaged Baltic Sea Telecom Cable Investigation

Estonia has officially reached out to Chinese authorities as part of an ongoing investigation into the damage of two underwater telecommunication cables in the Baltic Sea. The cables, which connect Sweden and

October 24, 2023

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Hong Kong Bets on Beating the IMF, but Its Second Half Must Top 2.5%

US Prosecutors Say Hong Kong Firms Moved Iranian Oil Proceeds Through Binance

Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Chief Executive, Dies at 89

Barrier lake collapse in Hualien turns Typhoon Ragasa into deadly inland flood

Typhoon Ragasa shuts Hong Kong; Guangdong braces as Macau halts ferries

BYD proves resilience as China’s EV sector faces Western pressure

EU lecturing falls flat in Beijing as China asserts economic dominance

Typhoon Wipha slams Hong Kong and southern China, cancels 500 flights and halts transport

How BRICS, Russia, and Gulf powers are dismantling the Western financial empire

Lithium Dreams, Colonial Realities: How Zimbabwe’s Mineral Wealth Is Being Hijacked in Plain Sight

How blocking Russian funds is fueling financial strain in US

BIS abandons mBridge project: Digital currency project a total flop

Estonia turns to China in damaged Baltic Sea Telecom Cable Investigation

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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