mainland China
PulseAugur coverage of mainland China — every cluster mentioning mainland China across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
8 day(s) with sentiment data
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Hong Kong talent schemes could boost GDP by 1.2% annually
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee announced that talent attraction schemes could boost the city's gross domestic product by 1.2% annually. He stated that over 300,000 individuals have been drawn to Hong Kong through …
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Retired PLA general: Taiwan 'provocation' could hasten reunification
A retired PLA major general, Luo Yan, stated that Taiwan's level of "provocation" could accelerate its reunification with mainland China. Speaking at the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing, Luo indicated that Taiwanese leader W…
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Singapore and China top global student assessment as OECD scores decline
A recent Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) report revealed that students from Singapore and mainland China achieved the highest scores globally in 2025. The assessment, which included a new computati…
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Hong Kong to welcome unlimited talent via pass schemes amid global competition
Hong Kong's government has decided not to impose a cap on its talent attraction schemes, aiming to attract as many skilled individuals as possible in a competitive global market. The Labour and Welfare Secretary, Chris …
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Hong Kong positions itself as a global gateway for Belt and Road Initiative
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee has emphasized the city's role as a crucial link between mainland China and the rest of the world, particularly for Belt and Road Initiative economies. Speaking at the Belt and Road …
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Taiwan tourism industry protests new mainland China travel registration rules
Taiwan's tourism industry is protesting new government regulations requiring travelers to mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau to register detailed personal and trip information. Travel agencies face fines if they fail …
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Gen Z redefines career paths amid tough job and housing markets
Young adults, particularly Generation Z, are re-evaluating traditional career paths due to challenging job and housing markets. In places like Hong Kong and mainland China, concepts like "full-time children" and the "ka…
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Global Education Summit in Hong Kong focuses on AI and future talent
The inaugural Global Education Summit, held in Hong Kong, brought together over 2,000 educators, policymakers, and parents to discuss the integration of artificial intelligence into education and future talent developme…
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China escalates Taiwan blockade preparations, report finds
A new report indicates that mainland China is intensifying its preparations for a potential blockade of Taiwan. The "2026 China Military Power Report" suggests that recent People's Liberation Army (PLA) exercises are in…
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Singapore firms eye Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis for AI, biotech opportunities
Singaporean businesses are showing significant interest in exploring investment and partnership opportunities within Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis development. According to Singapore's consul general, Eric Teo Boon He…
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Hong Kong opens first humanoid robot-run convenience stores
Hong Kong has welcomed its first convenience stores operated by humanoid robots, marking a significant international expansion for the Beijing-based company Galbot. These stores, powered by Galbot's AstraBrain foundatio…
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Mainland China engineers to fill Hong Kong's tech talent gap
Hong Kong companies are facing a significant shortage of local engineering talent, hindering their ability to scale and develop large-scale tech industries. Experts suggest that mainland China's extensive pool of engine…
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China's ship activity near Taiwan hits record for third month
Mainland China has significantly increased its official ship activity in waters near Taiwan, setting a new record for the third consecutive month. This surge in activity, particularly by China Coast Guard and survey ves…
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Electrochemist Liu Jiawei establishes new lab in Hong Kong after Singapore move
Electrochemist Liu Jiawei has relocated from Singapore to Hong Kong to establish her own research laboratory at the City University of Hong Kong. Liu cited her desire to be closer to family in mainland China while maint…
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Yuan payments surge in Hong Kong's FPS system
The use of the yuan in Hong Kong's Faster Payment System (FPS) has reached a six-month high, with transaction values totaling 350.3 billion yuan (US$60 billion) in July. This represents a 34% increase from February, dri…
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Hong Kong accounting body proposes tax breaks for Northern Metropolis development
The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) has proposed a five-year plan for the Northern Metropolis, suggesting tax breaks for start-ups and lower tax rates for workers in the area. The organizati…
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Hong Kong's MTR Corp profit more than doubles to US$2 billion on property gains
Hong Kong's MTR Corporation reported a significant increase in net profit for the first half of 2026, more than doubling to HK$15.87 billion (US$2 billion). This surge was primarily driven by substantial gains from prop…
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Typhoon Dolphin disrupts flights between Hong Kong, Japan, and China
Typhoon Dolphin has caused significant travel disruptions, leading to the cancellation of at least 12 flights connecting Hong Kong with mainland China, Taiwan, and Japan. Travelers in Okinawa experienced some resumption…
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CLP Holdings reports HK$5.73B profit, plans Northern Metropolis investment
CLP Holdings reported an underlying profit of HK$5.73 billion for the first half of 2026. The company plans to invest in strengthening the electricity supply for the Northern Metropolis project and is committed to a sus…
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US and Japan jointly intervene to boost yen from 40-year low
The United States has intervened alongside Japan to strengthen the Japanese yen, which had fallen to a 40-year low. This joint action, the first in nearly three decades, saw the yen surge against the US dollar. The inte…