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The number of local students, on the other hand, saw a decline of five per cent, said the Education Bureau.
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Rising Middle East fuel prices spark inflation fears, threatening retail, construction and the Northern Metropolis.
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Entry-level vacancies fell to a five-year low last year, with experts blaming a slow economy, artificial intelligence as reasons for the drop.
Job vacancies fell to a five-year low last year, with experts blaming a slow economy, artificial intelligence as reasons for the drop.
While everyday topics about food and social media made the passages less intimidating, some students say they struggled with the poems.
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As Middle East tensions drive up crude oil prices, Seoul’s government responds with a historic supplementary budget.
Research team at the University of Hong Kong finds that ethnic minorities struggle with government apps due to a language gap.
When it opened 40 years ago, the bank’s new headquarters was the most expensive building in the world.
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The artwork features joyful elephants and lotuses, enhancing the area’s ethnic heritage.
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Many still eye an American education, though some switch to the United Kingdom or Hong Kong for academia.
Sixty years ago in April 1966, thousands of Hongkongers protested over planned 5-cent increase to Star Ferry ticket prices.
Parents call for recognition of institutions excelling in tailored educational care.
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Many foreigners never learn the city’s local language, but Jonas Groom has been practising with locals to connect with others.
Discover how a staple breakfast food has deep historical roots dating back 5,000 years, entwined with legends and folklore of ancient China.
The largest reed ensemble showcased traditional sheng and diverse talent at the International Sheng and Reeds Festival.
Golden brown Syrian hamster spotted by a passenger on a KMB bus from Central.
