Hong Kong’s exports and imports rebounded in the first quarter of this year after a significant year-on-year decline in the same period of last year.The logistics hub saw its exports rise 11.9% to HK$1.06 trillion (US$135 billion) in the first three months of this year from a year ago, according to the Census and Statistics Department. Its imports surged 8% to HK$1.14 trillion for the same period. Neither figure has yet returned to the levels of 2021 and 2022 as the city’s exports and imports fell 17.7% and 12.7%, respectively, in the first quarter of last year.A spokesperson of the Hong ...

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MOSCOW — A Mexican film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia's war in Ukraine grinds into its third year.“Shame,” a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival, which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included more than 240 films from 56 countries.In his victory speech, Salgado hailed the festival as one of the most important in the world, adding ...

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emailsSign up to our free breaking news emails A Mexican[1] film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia's war in Ukraine[2] grinds into its third year.“Shame[3],” a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival, which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included ...

A Mexican film won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia's war in Ukraine[1] grinds into its third year."Shame," a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included more than 240 films from 56 countries.RUSSIAN COURT FINES TV PRESENTER WHO THREW 'ALMOST NAKED' PARTY OVER HER CALLS FOR PEACE[2]In his victory speech, Salgado hailed the ...

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MOSCOW -- A Mexican film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia's war in Ukraine[1] grinds into its third year.“Shame,” a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico[2] and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival, which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included more than 240 films from 56 countries.In his victory speech, Salgado hailed the festival as one of the most important in the world, adding ...

MOSCOW (AP) — A Mexican film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took… MOSCOW (AP) — A Mexican film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia’s war in Ukraine[1] grinds into its third year.“Shame,” a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included more than 240 ...

MOSCOW — A Mexican film has won the top prize Friday at the Moscow International Film Festival, which took place as major Western studios boycott the Russian market and as Russia's war in Ukraine grinds into its third year.“Shame,” a film by director Miguel Salgado and co-produced by Mexico and Qatar, was the most highly awarded film at the festival which began in 1935 and which has been held annually since 1999. This year’s edition included more than 240 films from 56 countries.In his victory speech, Salgado hailed the festival as one of the most important in the world, adding ...