Woman, 19, arrested after filming videos for subversive ‘Hong Kong Parliament’

Woman, 19, arrested after filming videos for subversive ‘Hong Kong Parliament’

Hong Kong national security police have arrested a 19-year-old woman for committing an act with seditious intent after she allegedly filmed a series of promotional videos for a group deemed subversive by authorities. Authorities said on Tuesday that Lan Fei was involved in producing promotional videos for an organisation called “Hong Kong Parliament” between March…

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Internationalise Hong Kong’s DSE to help turn city into education hub: lawmakers

Internationalise Hong Kong’s DSE to help turn city into education hub: lawmakers

Hong Kong’s university entrance exam should be internationalised to help turn the city into a global tertiary education hub, several lawmakers have suggested ahead of the annual policy address next month, arguing the move will not harm local students’ interests. The legislators also called for the establishment of more Diploma for Secondary Education (DSE) exam…

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China Tech Is Back on the Menu

China Tech Is Back on the Menu

After spending much of the last year dodging China like a value trap, big-money managers are quietly changing their tune. HSBC’s latest survey of nearly 300 emerging-market fundscollectively managing $617 billionshows that allocations to mainland China are climbing again, now making up nearly 28% of portfolios. That’s a solid jump from 22.5% a year ago….

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Hong Kong stablecoin rules to upgrade city’s trade-finance role: UAE digital banker

Hong Kong stablecoin rules to upgrade city’s trade-finance role: UAE digital banker

Hong Kong’s Stablecoins Ordinance marks a significant milestone, as cross-border payments using the cryptocurrency can facilitate trade-finance flows between Hong Kong, mainland China and global markets such as the Middle East, according to the CEO of Zand, an AI-powered fintech and financial-services group in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Future development under the ordinance could…

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