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Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals Typhoon Chan-hom is moving westward over waters east of Japan and is expected to make landfall in the Kanto region this afternoon (Aug. 11) before traversing westward across the Japanese archipelago. In response to the storm's approach, at least 62 flights have been canceled at Tokyo's Haneda and Narita airports, while summer fireworks displays and outdoor gatherings in several regions have been forced to a halt.

World

2026.08.11 16:25

Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals

Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage The women in Xunpu Village, Quanzhou, Fujian, have always loved to adorn their hair with the beauty of all four seasons, weaving blessings into the coiled strands of their tresses. This is the nearly thousand-year-old custom of the Xunpu women known as "Zanhuawei," a national-level intangible cultural heritage. And Qingtian—Huang Liyong, a local girl playfully called "a bit willful" by her fellow villagers—was the first to turn this beauty worn atop the head into a sustainable enterprise.

100 Ways To Live

2026.08.11 15:00

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration A latest opinion poll shows that the approval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's cabinet has fallen to 53%, down 5 percentage points from July, marking the lowest level since her cabinet took office. The disapproval rate rose to 33%, an increase of 6 percentage points.

World

2026.08.11 14:15

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire For years, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been investing in other people's AI businesses while serving as the "pick-and-shovel seller." Now, according to reports from the Financial Times and Reuters, Nvidia has struck a deal with six Wall Street giants – Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and KKR – to jointly raise US$500 billion to build artificial intelligence infrastructure. Huang personally reached out to the six institutions, and none of them turned him down.

World

2026.08.11 13:30

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room A 19-year-old Japanese female tourist was robbed of HK$15,000 after being attacked inside a hotel room in Tsim Sha Tsui on Monday night (August 10).

Hong Kong

2026.08.11 12:05

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room

Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals

Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals

Typhoon Chan-hom approaching Japan's Kanto, forcing flight cancellations and halting summer festivals Typhoon Chan-hom is moving westward over waters east of Japan and is expected to make landfall in the Kanto region this afternoon (Aug. 11) before traversing westward across the Japanese archipelago. In response to the storm's approach, at least 62 flights have been canceled at Tokyo's Haneda and Narita airports, while summer fireworks displays and outdoor gatherings in several regions have been forced to a halt.

World

2026.08.11 16:25

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage

100 Ways To Live | A willful girl, a cultural beacon: Qingtian's mission to preserve Xunpu's floral heritage The women in Xunpu Village, Quanzhou, Fujian, have always loved to adorn their hair with the beauty of all four seasons, weaving blessings into the coiled strands of their tresses. This is the nearly thousand-year-old custom of the Xunpu women known as "Zanhuawei," a national-level intangible cultural heritage. And Qingtian—Huang Liyong, a local girl playfully called "a bit willful" by her fellow villagers—was the first to turn this beauty worn atop the head into a sustainable enterprise.

100 Ways To Live

2026.08.11 15:00

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration

Takaichi cabinet's approval rating drops to 53% in latest poll, lowest since inauguration A latest opinion poll shows that the approval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's cabinet has fallen to 53%, down 5 percentage points from July, marking the lowest level since her cabinet took office. The disapproval rate rose to 33%, an increase of 6 percentage points.

World

2026.08.11 14:15

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire

Nvidia's Jensen Huang no longer just sells chips: Partnering with Wall Street to build AI empire For years, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been investing in other people's AI businesses while serving as the "pick-and-shovel seller." Now, according to reports from the Financial Times and Reuters, Nvidia has struck a deal with six Wall Street giants – Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and KKR – to jointly raise US$500 billion to build artificial intelligence infrastructure. Huang personally reached out to the six institutions, and none of them turned him down.

World

2026.08.11 13:30

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room

19-year-old Japanese tourist choked with bag and robbed of HK$15,000 in Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room A 19-year-old Japanese female tourist was robbed of HK$15,000 after being attacked inside a hotel room in Tsim Sha Tsui on Monday night (August 10).

Hong Kong

2026.08.11 12:05

Watch This | Rocket launch boosts space tourism in east China

Watch This | Rocket launch boosts space tourism in east China

Watch This | Rocket launch boosts space tourism in east China Known for its beaches and seafood, Haiyang in Shandong Province is building a new identity as a space tourism destination. Rocket launches are drawing visitors from across China, while space-themed museums and interactive exhibits are bringing aerospace science closer to the public. Watch how this coastal city is reaching for the stars.

China

2026.08.11 11:35

Extreme heat persists in HK, temperatures to ease slightly tomorrow

Extreme heat persists in HK, temperatures to ease slightly tomorrow

Extreme heat persists in HK, temperatures to ease slightly tomorrow Hong Kong Observatory reports that today (August 11) weather remains extremely hot. The minimum temperature this morning was around 29 degrees, with the daytime maximum temperature in urban areas around 35 degrees, while in the New Territories it is another two to three degrees higher.

Hong Kong

2026.08.11 10:06

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