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A father and son in China have created a home laboratory to construct miniature replicas of significant national strategic hardware, drawing attention online. The 13-year-old son has replicated complex systems like turbojet engines and an electromagnetic aircraft launch system.
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The Guyana Times reports that the Opposition is asserting that the Westminster principle, where the winner of democratic elections takes office as required by the constitution, is not democratic. They are also insisting that the Opposition should be included in the Executive with ministerial positions and benefits, arguing that "shared governance" is the sole form of democracy for Guyana.
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The South China Morning Post reports that the voluntary agreement concerning US technology firms announced by Trump relies heavily on self-regulation, differing from the methods employed by Brussels and Beijing.
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NASA has shared a striking image captured by the Curiosity rover showing dawn on the Martian surface while the rover was climbing Mount Sharp in Gale Crater. The image highlights a distinct rock layer that scientists believe was once windblown sediment.
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The Hong Kong government has stated that individuals traveling to and from the updated Huanggang Port must utilize only authorized public transportation options, which includes pre-arranged licensed taxi services, as other ride-hailing options will be unavailable within the boundary control area.
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EQT, a major private markets firm, observes that second and third-generation family offices in Asia are adapting their wealth management strategies to include greater international diversification, flexible structures, and active ownership, moving beyond traditional asset classes.
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The Renault factory in the town of Cleon, Normandy, reflects the decline of France's industrial areas, with its workforce having reduced from nearly 5,000 to 3,124 over the last decade. Despite Renault's positive framing, some employees expressed worry that the planned assembly line would only generate a small number of positions and could compete with existing products, potentially leading to more job losses.
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Guillaume Sejourne, who grew up in the French countryside, shares his culinary experiences in Hong Kong and recommends Ba Yi for Xinjiang cuisine.
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The Education Authority (EA) in Northern Ireland has urged schools to lower heating and lighting usage to manage anticipated increases in energy expenses, which are partly attributed to recent geopolitical events. Some schools report difficulties in implementing these reductions due to building characteristics.
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A Hong Kong exhibition titled 'Source' is exploring the artistic legacy of Kim Lim, who specialized in minimalist printmaking and sculpture. Kim Lim, who passed away in 1997, was a notable figure despite being largely overlooked by the mainstream art world after her death.
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The South China Morning Post reports that Israel observed the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack with silent tributes, new strikes on Gaza, and heightened political discussion ahead of national elections.
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A 29-year-old former nursing student, Leung Ho-fung, was sentenced to two years and four months in prison by Hong Kong's District Court after admitting guilt to 11 counts of theft, resulting in losses of at least HK$59,000.