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Delegates from around 20 countries will hold three days of “informal” talks in Japan from Sunday aimed at salvaging efforts towards a landmark global treaty on plastic pollution.

Plastic waste on a beach on Henderson Island, one of the most polluted places in the world. Photo: Plastic Odyssey.

Supposedly final talks in South Korea in 2024 towards an agreement fa...


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After Hong Kong authorities signalled that new legislation could be passed to forcibly acquire title deeds from homeowners at the fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court, Jason Kong started to feel the squeeze.

Wang Fuk Court resident Jason Kong in his new temporary housing unit in Hung Shui Kiu. Photo: Kyle Lam/HKFP.

“It feels like we’re being pressured,” Kong, who owns a...


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The UN rights chief criticised China on Friday for not doing more to improve the rights situation in the Xinjiang region, four years after a damning report by his office demanded action.

This picture taken on July 13, 2023, shows people passing a torn propaganda poster comparing ethnic unity to the “lifeline of the people” in Kashgar, northwestern China’s Xinjiang reg...

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What does a university owe its students? This question attracts a surprising range of answers.

Idealists regard the institution as in loco parentis – Latin for “in place of parents” – and infer that it should treat students as it would wish its own children to be treated. The ultra-realists say that the sole obligation of a university to its undergraduates...


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By Martin Parry

Defending champions China are looking to recreate their glory days at the Women’s Asian Cup, but the Steel Roses’ hopes of a record 10th title face a daunting challenge from powerhouse Japan, hosts Australia and dark horse North Korea.

China’s players celebrate a goal during a friendly football match between Australi...

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