There’s no escaping the shadow of Ne Zha at Hong Kong Filmart 2025, whether it be the posters of China’s favorite little demon boy on the bus stops and down on the ... handing some of its prizes to ...

An initiative hopes to ride the wave of 'Ne Zha' — the Middle Kingdom's biggest animated hit ... demon boy on the bus stops and down on the subway walls across Hong Kong, or in the general ...

As state media proclaims China the new heavyweight in scientific research, others warn gaps and weaknesses must be addressed ...

Set in 1962 Hong Kong, it is a gorgeous film ... In fact, its simplicity is one of its charms. A bus is equipped with a bomb that will explode if it drops below 50 miles per hour, and Keanu ...

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) presents the 43rd Thailand Tourism Festival 2025, taking place from 26 to 30 March ...

Seven animated projects will pitch at the Hong Kong Market, six in a dedicated animation showcase and a seventh as part of an Indonesia spotlight.

The gobsmacking success of Chinese animated feature “Ne Zha 2,” which recently topped $2 billion in China to become the first ever to break that record in a single market, has got toon-makers in Asia, ...

Franchised bus firm KMB offered its condolences over the woman’s death, saying it was saddened by the incident and would cooperate with police during investigations. The woman crossed the road ...

Hong Kong is restricting the use of power banks on flights. Here’s how other jurisdictions and carriers are dealing with the devices following recent incidents.

Look at Hong Kong, the former British crown colony returned to China in 1997 with the solemn pledge that the new Communist Party masters in Beijing would, for 50 years, until July 1, 2047 ...

Hong Kong has a free market economy, highly dependent on international trade and finance - the value of goods and services trade, including the sizable share of reexports, is about four times GDP.

HONG KONG/LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - Some shipping companies are discreetly moving operations out of Hong Kong and taking vessels off its flag registry. Others are making contingency plans to do so.