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11/7（六）
Call to end ‘unjust’ national security cases as Hong Kong s…
Ten countries – including the “Five Eyes” allies – have called for an immediate end to “unjust prosecutions” under Hong Kong’s national security law after opposition activist Joshua Wong Chi-fung was jailed for 10 years, while the government has urged foreign forces to stop their “baseless malicious attacks”. The foreign ministers of the 10 countries issued a joint statement on Friday, a day after the High Court sentenced Wong over his role in a global campaign to instigate sanctions against...
#New Zealand#national security law#United States#Joshua Wong Chi-fung#Canada#Australia
南華早報11/6（五）
What’s next after airlines? Asia data breach raises wider c…
A massive data breach that affected several airlines across Asia has underscored the need for industries in the region to revisit their reliance on third-party suppliers, analysts have said, warning that more critical infrastructure may soon be affected. Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus. Several of these breaches involved information found in booking details, including flight data,...
#Cybersecurity#Asia travel#Aviation#Australia#Malaysia#Singapore
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China deepens trade offensive with probes into key EU and J…
China has launched two anti-dumping investigations into imports of industrial materials from the European Union (EU) and Japan, adding to a series of trade measures announced this week amid persistent tensions with major trading partners. The Ministry of Commerce said on Friday that it had opened an investigation into imports of para-aramid filament yarns from the EU. The high-strength, heat- and flame-resistant fibre is widely used in optical communications, automotive components, protective...
#China-EU relations#China trade#China-Japan relations#European Union#Taiwan#United States
Japan deploys AI, specialist teams to counter cyberattack w…
Japan’s government on Friday compiled a package of emergency measures to address a spate of recent personal data breaches caused by unauthorised access, amid growing public concerns over cybersecurity. Among the measures are promoting the use of artificial intelligence to identify vulnerabilities in computer systems and creating several teams of highly skilled experts. The package was announced at a meeting of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and relevant ministers on Friday. Takaichi instructed...
#Japan#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Cybersecurity#Technology#Internet#Sanae Takaichi
Chinese space firm builds wooden rocket nose cone for cheap…
Chinese commercial space firm Light Year Explorer has manufactured a rocket fairing with a wooden outer skin as part of the company’s push for lower-cost, mass-produced launch vehicles. The design of the protective shell uses low-density plywood formed into a smooth aerodynamic curve, supported by an internal metal framework to bear loads, according to the Jiangsu-based company. “This configuration matches traditional composite fairings in key performance areas such as weight, structural...
Hong Kong property investors buck Asia-Pacific buying shift…
Hong Kong’s property market is bucking a wider shift towards selling across Asia-Pacific, with three-quarters of market professionals reporting stronger buying intentions among their clients, even as rising borrowing costs are making investors across the region more cautious. About 75 per cent of respondents in Hong Kong reported stronger buying intentions in the third quarter, up from 71 per cent in the first quarter, making the city an outlier in a region where more investors are looking to...
#Hong Kong property#Japan#Singapore#Hong Kong#South Korea#CBRE Hong Kong
US beefs up Pacific cyber defences as concerns grow over ri…
The US military has expanded its cybersecurity presence in Hawaii and set up a regional centre to better detect threats and disruptions to its Pacific communications networks. The new initiatives come amid US accusations of Chinese cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure, including on Guam, and concerns about the security of undersea cables linking the Pacific to the US mainland. Neither initiative has been explicitly linked to China. Brigadier General Michael Smith, US Pacific...
Who was Shen Shou, the artisan who dazzled Empress Dowager…
Suzhou embroidery is one of China’s most celebrated traditional crafts. It is renowned for its delicate techniques and is often referred to as the textile equivalent of Chinese ink paintings. Originating more than 2,000 years ago in Suzhou, in China’s Jiangsu province, the art form features silk threads thinner than human hair woven into images. These depict classical gardens, shanshui (mountain and river) landscapes, flowers, lotuses and birds to reflect Jiangsu’s rich artistic heritage. In the...
Will Japan press Vietnam on labour rights or prioritise sec…
Japan’s growing strategic partnership with Vietnam is putting Tokyo’s commitment to a rules-based regional order under scrutiny, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces calls to press Hanoi over its failure to honour labour rights commitments. The issue is expected to surface during Vietnamese President To Lam’s four-day visit to Tokyo from Sunday, raising questions about how far Japan is prepared to defend the principles underpinning a major Pacific trade agreement when its economic and security...
Post-US midterms AI worries pummel shares in Japan, South K…
Japanese and South Korean shares plunged on Friday after US shares tumbled overnight on worries that midterm election results could slow or derail the artificial intelligence data centre investment boom. Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell 5.1 per cent to 56,930 points in early trade. Seoul’s Kospi index dived 8.5 per cent to 4,923, triggering a circuit breaker which suspended trading for 20 minutes. Investors had initially cheered Tuesday’s Democratic drubbing of US President Donald Trump’s...
#Japan#South Korea#United States#US midterm elections 2026#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Donald Trump
Slums, day labour and forged IDs: how Japan’s 660 most want…
A month-long police campaign in Japan to track down hundreds of suspects sought over the nation’s most notorious crimes, some dating back decades, underscores what analysts describe as the surprising ease with which individuals can vanish, even in the country’s highly bureaucratic society. The nationwide drive, officially designated the “Month for Strengthening Investigations into Wanted Suspects”, began on November 1. Through official websites and social media appeals, authorities are urging...
11/5（四）
Lithuania builds world’s biggest ultra-fast laser factory a…
Amid tensions with China, a small European country is anchoring itself at the centre of the global semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supply chain as a laser powerhouse. The latest sign of Lithuania’s growing footprint in the sector came last month, when laser maker Litilit launched a new factory in the capital, Vilnius. The company’s expansion unfolds as the Baltic nation of fewer than 3 million people navigates fraught ties with Beijing, which has targeted Lithuania with a...
Japan coach accepts ‘reality’ as delay set to deny him last…
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu said on Wednesday that he would “accept reality” after the 2027 Asian Cup’s postponement from January to December probably cost him his last shot at winning the title before stepping down. The Asian Football Confederation said the tournament in Saudi Arabia would be pushed back almost a year because of “exceptional circumstances” in the region, following Houthi attacks on the host country. Moriyasu was due to lead Japan at the tournament early next year before being...
#Monaco#Japan#Hajime Moriyasu#Aston Villa#Daichi Kamada#Brazil
UK man faces charges over camera in toilet on Japan-Singapo…
A 52-year-old British man will be charged on Thursday after allegedly concealing a camera in a toilet on a flight from Japan to Singapore. He will face one charge each of voyeurism and obstructing the course of justice, Singapore police said on Wednesday. Police were alerted to the case at about 5.35pm on October 7. Preliminary investigations found that the man had hidden a camera in one of the toilets on the flight. After leaving the toilet, he allegedly activated the camera’s recording...
Japan boss accepts ‘reality’ amid rescheduling
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu yesterday said that he would “accept reality” after next year’s Asian Cup was postponed to December from January, likely costing him his last shot at silverware before stepping down.The Asian Football Confederation said the tournament in Saudi Arabia would be pushed back
EDITORIAL: Taiwan-Japan deal is win-win
Taiwan and Japan could sign a broad trade agreement by the end of this year, potentially opening the door for other countries, including Canada and the Philippines, to reach similar deals with Taiwan, Nikkei Asia’s Taipei-based correspondent Thompson Chau (周浩霖) reported on Monday. Modeled on Taiwan’
What’s the message for China as Japan weighs US$500 billion…
China could face a substantially more capable Japanese military over the coming years as Tokyo considers nearly doubling its five-year defence spending to as much as 80 trillion yen (US$508 billion), according to media reports in Japan. Observers said such a build-up could strengthen Japan’s ability to deter or respond to People’s Liberation Army operations around Taiwan and the East China Sea, as well as withstand attacks and sustain prolonged operations in a regional conflict. The reported...
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Yahoo!ニュース11/4（三）
US midterm takeaways: Trump’s blame game, Elon’s space lase…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here Democrats won control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections, dealing a heavy blow to President Donald Trump as voters vented frustration over rising costs and the Iran war. With Democrats set to take over Congress in January, they will have the power to block Trump’s agenda and investigate his administration. Under these conditions, the president is expected to face a far more constrained final two years in office, with...
#US midterm elections 2026#Japan#United States#Iran#China#Taiwan
US midterm blue tsunami jolts Asian markets as tighter AI,…
A comprehensive victory for the Democrats in the US midterms has jolted asset classes from stocks to bonds and commodities in Asia, as investors expect the US Congress to tighten scrutiny over the AI industry and government spending. Stocks in the region closed mixed on Wednesday, with investors bracing for heightened US regulatory oversight over the AI buildout. US Treasury yields fell on optimism that a Democratic-controlled Congress might restrict debt issuance by the Donald Trump...
#Hong Kong stock market#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Stocks#Commodities#Bonds#Investing
Opinion | As US-Iran war shows, China’s influence can’t sec…
China is becoming increasingly important to the Gulf’s economic future. Yet the Gulf remains capable of disrupting China’s own. That is the contradiction exposed by the US-Iran war. Beijing’s importance as an energy customer, investor and technology partner has grown, but its ability to guarantee the maritime routes connecting the Middle East to East Asia remains limited. The next contest in global energy will concern not only who produces and consumes it, but who can preserve access when...
#Diplomacy#China-Middle East relations#China energy security#US-Israel war on Iran#Middle East#Energy
Taiwan flags massive PLA naval mobilisation, spike in air s…
Taiwan expressed concern on Tuesday over more than 100 People’s Liberation Army naval vessels and mainland Chinese coastguard ships sailing across the western Pacific, including the Liaoning strike group conducting drills in the Philippine Sea. The maritime deployment overlapped with a sharp spike in PLA aerial activity near the island. Taiwan’s defence ministry reported 49 sorties of PLA aircraft in the 24 hours to 6am on Tuesday, marking the highest single-day total this year. The number...
#China’s military drills#Taiwan#China’s aircraft carriers#China#United States#Japan
China’s third quarter dividend growth lags global average a…
Chinese listed firms’ third-quarter dividend payments lag behind the global average, according to a report by Capital Group, throwing doubt over the effectiveness of Beijing’s ongoing stock market stabilisation plans. In China, dividends only rose 5.3 per cent on a core basis in the third-quarter, compared with global growth of 7.5 per cent, according to the Dividend Watch report released by Capital Group on Wednesday. Globally, 88 per cent of companies in the Capital Group index increased...
#China stock market#market rout#Capital Group#dividend payment#Wu Qing#Japan
Opinion | China’s new nightmare: a Japanese containment arc…
Just weeks after US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping invoked their countries’ World War II alliance at the White House, Keen Sword 27 turned symbolism into hardware. The 11-day exercise, which wrapped up on October 29, deployed US Marine NMESIS anti-ship launchers and MADIS air-defence systems to Yonaguni – Japan’s westernmost island, just 110km (70 miles) from Taiwan. Japan mobilised its new Type 25 missile, with a reported 1,000km range, from Kumamoto for the system’s...
#Keen Sword#defence spending#Sanae Takaichi#China#Southeast Asia#Russia
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11/3（二）
Strong yes, ‘bombastic’ no: what Japan’s voters really want…
A new public opinion poll released on the eve of the US midterm elections indicates that while few Japanese favour President Donald Trump’s policies, most say they wish Japan had a “strong” head of state who could make difficult decisions. Analysts suggest that while many Japanese believe a strong leader will stand up for the nation on the world stage and not shy away from bold policies, this does not mean they want someone with the bombast, showmanship and arrogance associated with...
#Japan#Sanae Takaichi#Shinzo Abe#US midterm elections 2026#US Politics#Donald Trump
Man, 61, arrested for allegedly spiking drink of Japanese D…
A 61-year-old Hong Kong man has been arrested for allegedly spiking the drink of Japanese disc jockey Mao Hamasaki at a Tsim Sha Tsui nightclub over the weekend, leaving her in intensive care. The police on Tuesday said that after investigations by the Yau Tsim crime squad, officers arrested the suspect in Central on Monday in relation to an alleged drugging attempt at PP Club on Mody Road the previous day. The man has been detained and is being investigated for allegedly administering poison...
#Crime in Hong Kong#Hong Kong police#Drugs#Hong Kong#Japan#China
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