In the wake of a controversial decision by Hong Kong’s top court to allow foreign judges to participate in cases, the city’s government has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the rule of law. However, with increasing pressure from Beijing to assert control over the city’s legal system, the future of foreign judges in Hong Kong remains uncertain. As tensions continue to rise between pro-democracy activists and the Chinese government, the role of foreign judges may soon be put to the test.
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China races to stockpile US chips before Trump ramps up sanctions
China is increasing its efforts to stockpile microchips from the US to prepare for potential sanctions from the incoming administration of president-elect Donald Trump, with purchases reaching US$1.11 billion in October, a 60 per cent increase from last year. China has imported US$9.61 billion of microchips from the US over the first 10 months of the year, focusing on CPU-based processors and controllers, as well as chips for storage and signal amplification, to meet its...
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