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11/10（二）
Indonesian fires: twin helicopter crashes expose fragile sa…
Four deaths in two helicopter crashes within five days have raised questions about the dangers facing those fighting Indonesia’s massive forest fires, prompting a government review on aerial firefighting efforts. But those dangers extend beyond the skies, with volunteer firefighters on the ground describing inadequate protective equipment, scarce water supplies and peatland fires that can suddenly erupt beneath their feet. On November 4, an Indonesian army Mi-17V5 transport helicopter carrying...
AI hardware startup Nominal triples valuation to $3B in 8 m…
Nominal, a startup that offers an AI platform for hardware engineering and claims Anduril as a major customer, has raised another big round of financing that triples its valuation.
Building world-class software from Asia: Omnichat’s CEO on…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong AI customer-experience platform Omnichat has raised US$10 million in Series A funding led by Openspace Capital, with participation from Darwin Ventures and Acorn Pacific Ventures. Founder and CEO Alan Chan plans to use the capital to scale the company's Omni AI Agents platform and accelerate its expansion beyond Asia-Pacific. The journey to this milestone, however, began long before boardroom pitches and global...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
南華早報
TechCrunch11/9（一）
Is the PLA rehearsing operations to keep US forces out of a…
Recent mainland Chinese naval deployments in the western Pacific and South China Sea have raised questions over whether Beijing is rehearsing operations to stop US and allied forces from intervening in a Taiwan conflict, according to analysts. Beijing has not announced any large-scale drill in relation to recent People’s Liberation Army (PLA) naval activities. But a November 6 assessment by US-based think tank the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said the PLA could be conducting a major...
#China’s military drills#The Philippines#Guam#United States#Japan#South China Sea
Why Indonesia’s death penalty lives on, even as executions…
Indonesia has not executed anyone in over a decade, with its new Criminal Code designed to make capital punishment a “last resort”. Yet the number of prisoners on death row continues to climb. A new report on the persistent use of capital punishment in Indonesia’s courts has raised questions about the rulings despite an unofficial moratorium on executions. There were 639 people on death row in Indonesia as of April, an increase from 596 as of August 2025, according to a report by the Indonesian...
TaiwanPlus
Focus Taiwan11/8（日）
台灣醒報
BBC News
11/7（六）
Farmers’ allowance raised to NT$15,000
The legislature yesterday passed amendments raising the monthly allowance for elderly farmers to NT$15,000 (US$458) from NT$8,110 and eased eligibility requirements, with the changes taking effect retroactively from July 1.Passed in a third reading following a vote, the amendments also introduce a m
OpenAI reportedly raises an additional $11 billion at a $1.…
OpenAI has reportedly raised an additional $11 billion as part of a funding round that hasn't closed yet but is expected to in the coming weeks.
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Farmers’ allowance raised to NT$15,000
GIVING BACK: As well as the raise from NT$8,110 to NT$15,000, relaxed eligibility requirements would make more than 7,000 additional people eligible/ Staff writer, with CNA
Breaking | US, China trade chiefs hold call ahead of Trump-…
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer held a phone call with Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng on Friday as both sides moved to finalise preparations for President Donald Trump’s planned meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Shenzhen later this month. “Secretary Bessent emphasised the importance of China fully and immediately implementing its commitments made in Busan and raised concerns about recent Chinese actions,” a statement from the Treasury...
Taipei Times11/6（五）
Editorial | A Democratic Congress won’t reset Beijing’s US…
The last time an American president lost both houses of the United States Congress in a midterm election was 20 years ago, under George W. Bush. Few were bold enough to predict the scale of the surge in support this time for Democratic Party candidates, particularly in the Senate, where they now hold a comfortable majority over the Republicans. The result immediately raised the question of what it means for China-US relations, just two weeks before President Donald Trump is expected to attend...
#US-China relations#United States#US Politics#US midterm elections 2026#Democratic Party (US)#Republican Party
Harbinger raises $240M after expanding into defense | TechC…
The Los Angeles-based startup has now raised more than $650 million, and is working on electric trucks, emergency vehicles, and a driverless platform for the military.
11/5（四）
Zipline hits $21.5B valuation as Walmart expands bet on dro…
Zipline raised $1.5 billion and ramped up its partnership with Walmart.
What does midterm humbling mean for Bessent ahead of US-Chi…
As US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent prepares to sit down with Vice-Premier He Lifeng, his Chinese counterpart, in Shenzhen later this month for trade talks ahead of the Apec summit, he will do so with weakened party support at his back following the landslide victory of the Democrats in this week’s midterm elections. Analysts said that raised questions about Washington’s ability to deliver on any commitments reached in talks with Beijing, while potentially giving China greater leverage in the...
#Asia Society Policy Institute#United States#Congress#He Lifeng#Republicans#Shenzhen
Malaysia Hindu rites row: live stream of Muslim youth’s rep…
A young Malaysian Muslim who took part in Hindu rituals to pray for his ailing mother publicly repented on Thursday in a ceremony live-streamed by state religious authorities, a day after a sharia court ordered him to undergo three months of faith rehabilitation. The spectacle has raised questions about the enforcement of Islamic orthodoxy in Muslim-majority Malaysia, where state religious departments wield significant influence to police the personal conduct and religious beliefs of...
#Malaysia#Religion#Rafizi Ramli#Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Chinese firm and director admit fraud in HK$52.9m Hong Kong…
A mainland Chinese company and its director have pleaded guilty to fraud after submitting falsified certificates to win a HK$52.9 million (US$6.78 million) contract to supply drinking water to civil servants in Hong Kong. The high-profile procurement scandal came to light in August last year after civil servants raised concerns about the quality of products supplied by Xin Ding Xin Trade, which held a three-year contract to provide XinLe-brand bottled water to government offices on Hong Kong...
11/4（三）
Titan OS raises $46 million to expand its smart TV OS inter…
Titan OS has raised $110 million in funding to date
Braised pork rice best represents Taiwan's cuisine: Survey…
#braised port rice#stinky tofu#bubble tea#food to best represent Taiwan#beef noodles#National Taiwan
Indonesia’s Prabowo sacks chief of staff as wiretap case sp…
In one of the biggest scandals to hit the Indonesian National Police (Polri), President Prabowo Subianto on Wednesday sacked his chief of staff, former national police chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo, after his arrest for allegedly wiretapping the president, cabinet ministers, politicians and journalists. The government raised the stakes on Wednesday when presidential spokesman Prasetyo Hadi addressed reporters in Jakarta, warning that the surveillance could amount to “treason” and endanger state...
Praised as heroes, stung by criticism: firefighters torn ov…
After spending 12 gruelling hours battling the Tai Po inferno, frontline firefighter Ah Fai* could not have imagined that, barely a year later, his department would find itself under the harsh glare of public scrutiny. The trauma of that night is still raw. He remembers burning debris from the bamboo scaffolding raining down from above, blocking one of the main entrances of Wang Fuk Court. “Our colleagues simply had no chance of getting in,” he said. Those who eventually breached the towers were...
#South China Morning Post#Ah Fai#Fire Services Department#Andy Yeung Yan-kin#Wang Fuk Court#Hong Kong
How writer Eva Wong is fighting to keep Cantonese alive
“Despite me sounding like this when I speak English,” writer Eva Wong tells me in a polished yet neutral accent, “I was actually born and raised in Hong Kong, where English was a learned second language from school.” Hearing her voice, you likely wouldn’t pinpoint where she’s from, let alone imagine what that voice “sounds” like on paper. She writes predominantly in Cantonese, but the subjects she covers are universal. Wong’s creative writing has been acclaimed in her hometown and beyond –...
#Hong Kong#Cantonese#Hong Kong society#Books and literature#Hong Kong culture#Hong Kong Arts Festival
AI inference startup Fal doubles its valuation to $16B as d…
The five-year-old startup raised a $1.3 billion round led by Bessemer.
11/3（二）
Journalists may need judicial review to access land records…
Hong Kong journalists will have to rely on judicial review if the government refuses to provide land records in future, with authorities pledging to simplify applications and deliver records in as little as one to two working days. Officials made the pledge on Tuesday as lawmakers raised concerns over possible restrictions on media access during the first meeting of a Legislative Council subcommittee examining eight pieces of subsidiary legislation for the proposed land record search arrangement...
#Hong Kong society#Hong Kong#Hong Kong economy#China#Doris Ho Pui-ling
Fake ‘students’ turn Indonesia police rally into PR headach…
A rally organised by Jakarta police to promote national unity has instead raised questions about whether the Indonesian government is using public events to blunt dissent, with questions raised over the identities of some participants after one admitted in a television interview that he had been paid to attend while posing as a university student. The controversy has fuelled criticism of what analysts describe as an intensifying effort to drown out opposing voices, while drawing attention to the...
AFC postpones Asian Cup in light of ‘exceptional circumstan…
The Asian Cup, initially scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia in early 2027, has been postponed until December next year following recent attacks on the kingdom, the Asian Football Confederation said on Tuesday. A strike on Riyadh’s international airport last month killed at least 12 people and wounded more than 300, with Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi movement claiming responsibility for the deadliest attack in Saudi Arabia in more than a decade. The attacks had raised questions over...
#Houthi movement#Public Investment Fund#World Cup#Yemen#Saudi International#Fifae Finals
Outrage in Philippines as ‘cremated’ pets found dumped in s…
The discovery of dozens of pet remains dumped in sacks along a roadside in the Philippines has sparked public outrage and raised questions over whether the country’s animal welfare laws adequately protect pets after death. A pet crematorium in Bacoor, Cavite province – nearly three hours’ drive from the dumping ground in neighbouring Bulacan province – has been ordered to shut following complaints from pet owners, as police investigate allegations that the business improperly disposed of animals...
