China's Ministry of Natural Resources conducted a marine survey in its jurisdictional waters in the East China Sea using the research vessel Xiangyanghong 22. The mission aimed to understand ecological conditions for conservation efforts, with announcements of such missions being rare.
A Reuters Institute report shows Filipinos' trust in news has dropped to 28%, the steepest decline among 48 markets, attributed to attacks on media and social media influence operations. Facebook remains the top news source.
Mongolia's permafrost is rapidly thawing due to climate change, impacting local ecosystems, herder livelihoods, and releasing greenhouse gases. This transformation offers crucial insights into global permafrost dynamics and future Arctic conditions.
A CSIS survey reveals that 75% of South Korean and nearly 80% of Japanese strategic elites oppose or are uncertain about their countries acquiring nuclear weapons. Experts suggest such a move could destabilize Northeast Asia more than US troop reductions.
A CSIS survey reveals that 75% of South Korean and nearly 80% of Japanese strategic elites oppose or are uncertain about their countries acquiring nuclear weapons. Experts suggest this could impact nuclear stability in Northeast Asia.
A Match Group survey of 1,000 U.S. singles (18-39) reveals 47% have a negative view of AI in romantic contexts. While many are open to AI assistance for profiles or conversation starters, they reject dating AI companions or overly tech-inundated experiences, prioritizing genuine human connection.
Guglielmo Angelozzi, CEO di Lottomatica Group, è stato nominato miglior CEO in Europa nel settore "Leisure & Hotels" Mid Cap nella Extel Survey 2026. Anche il CFO Laurence Van Lancker si è classificato primo tra i CFO europei nello stesso comparto. Angelozzi ha ottenuto anche il secondo posto globale tra i CEO del settore.
Train operator CrossCountry received the worst score in a passenger survey, with only 72% of stops on schedule and 7% of services cancelled. Despite improvements, the company acknowledges the need to do more for its customers.
A national passenger survey reveals less than half of Great Britain's rail commuters believe their train fare offers value for money. CrossCountry passengers reported the lowest satisfaction, particularly regarding delay management, despite overall journey numbers reaching a record high.
A survey by Beacon Group reveals over 90% of mainland Chinese families relocating to Hong Kong via talent visa schemes prioritize their children's education. Nearly 80% moved when their children were in upper secondary school.
A survey reveals 44.9% of Taiwanese respondents prioritize strengthening self-reliant defense capabilities for island security. Only 29.7% favor goodwill towards mainland China, and 11.8% prefer US cooperation, indicating a focus on internal defense amid regional tensions.
Hong Kong has climbed to second place in the global competitiveness ranking, its highest position in seven years, trailing only Singapore. The report by the IMD highlights sustained performance across government efficiency, infrastructure, economic performance, and business efficiency, reinforcing Asia's dominance at the top.
Over 13,000 seal pups have died on Australia's Heard Island due to H5N1 bird flu, with high mortality rates confirmed among penguins, seals, and petrels. The virus likely spread from French subantarctic islands, marking its eastward movement around the region. Australia is increasing preparedness for potential mainland incursions.
A YouGov survey reveals Western Europeans believe crime is increasing, yet long-term data shows overall crime rates, including murder, have fallen significantly since the 1990s. Public perception is influenced by media focus on drug trafficking, gang violence, and fraud.
A green group urges Hong Kong to align with national standards on excessive packaging, citing 2.7 million kg of e-commerce waste last year. A survey found 60% of respondents deem packaging excessive, with 76% frustrated by the waste.
A survey by a New York-based institute found 71% of Hong Kong graduates are highly optimistic about their career prospects, significantly above the global average of 59%. Graduates view Hong Kong's finance sector positively and are proactively using AI in job applications.
A survey of US psychologists reveals 77% have patients discussing AI for mental health. Concerns include dependency (36%) and distorted thinking (15%), with some patients forming friendships or intimate relationships with chatbots.
A new study from the Ten to Men project reveals men who recently experienced a breakup are seven times more likely to report a suicide attempt compared to those not undergoing relationship breakdown. The research highlights significant mental health risks associated with separation, including impacts on finances, children, and social support networks.
New research from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation reveals that nearly 72% of LGBTQ+ consumers reduce spending with companies perceived as cutting DEI commitments. Conversely, 70% increase spending with supportive brands, with Target and Walmart cited for reduced spending, and Costco and Apple for increased spending.
A cultural historian argues that the "leadership chasm"—the gap between how bosses see themselves and how employees experience their leadership—is the primary reason for low employee engagement in the US. Psychological safety, work-life balance, and unclear expectations are key issues.
A new report reveals that EU and US spy agencies are spending millions on commercially available personal data for surveillance purposes. This practice, known as AdInt, uses data collected by the advertising industry to track individuals' locations, preferences, and communication patterns.
A new AP-NORC poll reveals most Americans view fundamental civil liberties like voting and free speech as vital to the nation's identity. However, a significant majority also believe these rights are under threat, with concerns varying across demographics and political affiliations.
A WordPress VIP report reveals consumers distrust AI, with 60% finding AI messaging a turnoff and 86% preferring original sources. Brands face a dilemma: be visible to AI or maintain human trust.
A WordPress VIP report reveals consumers are increasingly skeptical of AI-generated content, with 60% finding "AI" messaging a turnoff and 86% preferring original sources. Brands face a challenge balancing AI discoverability with human trust.
