A fragment from a 1985 account published on EIN Presswire mentions a Panamanian‑registered ship that began listing off Iraq; the source excerpt is incomplete and lacks full details.
Hong Kong’s financial chief vowed at the China Development Forum to boost the city’s role in green finance and innovation, leveraging its markets to support the global transition to a low‑carbon economy.
A March 22, 2026 lifestyle roundup names Panama among retirement hotspots offering sun, beaches and mountain towns like Alto Boquete, and suggests potential monthly savings of up to £1.9k.
A nurse in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley remained at her hospital post after losing her fiancé in the 2024 Israel–Hezbollah war, highlighting frontline healthcare workers’ resilience during regional conflict.
Al Jazeera reports Iranian missiles breached Israeli air defences near a major nuclear facility—the first such penetration in that area—raising concerns about infrastructure vulnerability and regional escalation.
A 41-year-old Hong Kong woman has been charged with abuse and negligence after her 12-year-old son called police, alleging he was beaten with a rattan cane in a Wong Tai Sin flat.
A South China Morning Post review highlights two of Benny Chan’s 2000s films—Heroic Duo and Invisible Target—as works that bridged classic stunt-driven Hong Kong action and the more modern crime thrillers that followed.
Al Jazeera published a March 22 article claiming the US “doesn’t even pretend to be within international law,” reviving debate over Washington’s treaty commitments, counterterrorism practices and the health of global legal norms.
Italians are voting in a two-day referendum on contested judicial reform, a pivotal test of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s political standing and her government’s mandate.
Zhang Rongming, a former metallurgy and chemistry lecturer from Suzhou, founded Aimer and built a luxury lingerie business that has made him an estimated US$770 million fortune.
China’s one-person companies are scaling up using AI agents built on the OpenClaw framework, with government support helping solo entrepreneurs automate customer service, sales and tracking.
Footage shows Israeli firefighters extinguishing a blaze among vehicles after a missile strike from Lebanon, highlighting ongoing tensions and risks along the Israel-Lebanon border.
Hong Kong business leaders warn that a Middle East-driven oil shock has pushed some US importers to cut orders and switch to short-term contracts, squeezing margins and straining liquidity for local firms.
A Syrian hamster was spotted on a KMB bus from Central to Sha Tin and is now in the care of the Hong Kong SPCA after being noticed by a passenger and filmed online.
Slovenians voted Sunday in a tight parliamentary election between liberal PM Robert Golob and right‑wing nationalist Janez Janša; neither camp was expected to win an outright majority.
Panama’s judo community is mourning Milvia Mendoza, president of the Panamanian Judo Federation, praised for promoting the sport nationally and across the Pan-American region.
An Israeli woman confronted National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir at the site of an Iranian missile strike in Arad, highlighting domestic tensions amid ongoing Israel–Iran hostilities.
A White House photo of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi appearing to dance at a reception has gone viral on Chinese social media, where users mocked her and labeled her Washington’s “biggest cheerleader.”
Al Jazeera reports that Israeli authorities have set what analysts call a dangerously low threshold for nuclear use, raising regional risks and broader concerns about escalation and global trade impacts.
Gold fell about 15% after an early-March spike tied to US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with a hawkish Federal Reserve stance and a stronger dollar outweighing geopolitical safe-haven demand.