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Hong Kong temperatures to dip to 12 degrees Celsius as northeasterly monsoon arrives

Hong Kong temperatures to dip to 12 degrees Celsius as northeasterly monsoon arrives

This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing. Get faster notifications on the latest updates by downloading our app. Temperatures in Hong Kong are expected to drop to as low as 12 degrees Celsius (53.6 Fahrenheit) on Wednesday due to an incoming northeasterly monsoon, according to the city’s weather forecaster. The Hong Kong Observatory said temperatures on Sunday ranged from 14 to 19 degrees Celsius,...

'A long road ahead': Venezuelans react to Maduro's arrest with hope and worry

Caracas residents worry about what comes after US intervention in their country amid a tense political climate.

'A long road ahead': Venezuelans react to Maduro's arrest with hope and worry

Caracas residents worry about what comes after US intervention in their country amid a tense political climate.
Stuck in Afghanistan, Pakistanis want border to finally reopen

Stuck in Afghanistan, Pakistanis want border to finally reopen

Nearly three months since border clashes prompted the closure of land crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan, university students, merchants and families are left hanging with no way of getting back.

Law Professor Jonathan Turley: Trump Did Not Need Congressional Approval to Capture Maduro (VIDEO)

George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley is not a conservative, but he is an honest and very smart man. The post Law Professor Jonathan Turley: Trump Did Not Need Congressional Approval to Capture Maduro (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Thousands line up in Delaware to honor fallen state trooper

Thousands line up in Delaware to honor fallen state trooper

Thousands of Delaware residents lined up for more than a mile Saturday to pay tribute to Trooper Matthew "Ty" Snook, who was killed while working overtime at a Division of Motor Vehicles office on Dec. 23.

These '80s Movies Were UBER Popular Back In The Day, But I Doubt Anyone Can Identify All Of Them Today

Twins is actually comedy gold, I don't care what you say.View Entire Post ›

Axis of Tyrants Melts Down: Cuba, Iran, Russia, China, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia Rush to Defend Maduro After U.S. Strike in Venezuela

President Donald Trump ordered a large-scale military strike in Venezuela early Saturday that resulted in the capture and removal of socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. The post Axis of Tyrants Melts Down: Cuba, Iran, Russia, China, Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia Rush to Defend Maduro After U.S. Strike in Venezuela appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
China’s wealthy swap real estate for insurance, gold as retirement looms

China’s wealthy swap real estate for insurance, gold as retirement looms

Since 2020, Li Jiang, a veteran manufacturing entrepreneur from Guangdong, has been selling off his properties one by one – a move that once puzzled many of his friends. For decades, real estate had been the ultimate “anchor” for retirement planning and wealth transfer among China’s high-net-worth families. At his peak, Li concentrated much of his wealth in property, owning seven assets ranging from CBD apartments to high-end suburban villas. These were intended partly for retirement and partly...

Venezuelans in Philadelphia React to Capture of Nicolás Maduro, Uncertain Future Ahead

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) - The future of Venezuela remains uncertain, but for many Venezuelans living abroad, Saturday marked a moment of relief and reflection following the reported capture of longtime leader Nicolás Maduro.
How this Japanese small-town cannery keeps fishing industry afloat amid labour shortage

How this Japanese small-town cannery keeps fishing industry afloat amid labour shortage

Across Japan, foreign workers are keeping factories, fisheries and workshops afloat. But as wages rise in neighbouring countries, many business owners worry that Japan may no longer be an attractive destination for this workforce. In Choshi, home to a large fishing port in Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo, one long-established cannery offers a glimpse into both Japan’s dependence on foreign workers and efforts being made to retain them. Ho Thi Thuy Nhung, 38, begins work at 8am on the assembly...

WATCH: Maduro Speaks as He’s Perp Walked Through DEA Headquarters in New York

Toppled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was perp walked by federal agents through the DEA’s office in New York City on Saturday evening. The post WATCH: Maduro Speaks as He’s Perp Walked Through DEA Headquarters in New York appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.