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Hong Kong will be “flexible” in enforcing a new rule which requires the use of a smartphone app to enter government premises, a minister says, after concerns that many homeless people who cannot ... ( read original story ...)

City has become a politically hypersensitive environment since introduction of national security law last year ... ( read original story ...)

Asia’s largest financial lobby group, whose members include Goldman Sachs and BlackRock, has warned the Hong Kong government that the territory’s status as an international financial centre is at risk ... ( read original story ...)

Small and medium-sized enterprises, desperate for containers and facing rising transport costs, worry customers will cancel orders. ( read original story ...)

Let's face it, Hong Kong has not been a long-haul tourist destination in its own right for decades; for many travellers, the city was a stopover on the way to somewhere else. A convenient, exciting ... ( read original story ...)

Several runners have complained they were told to cover up tattoos, logos and slogans or be banned from the race. ( read original story ...)

I am responding to your editorial published on October 17, titled "Hongkongers should be more accepting of mainland immigrants". In the editorial, you argue that Hongkongers should be more accepting ... ( read original story ...)

China sharply criticised Liz Truss after the Foreign Secretary spoke out in defence of political freedoms in Hong Kong. The rebuke came shortly after Ms Truss gave an interview to The Telegraph in ... ( read original story ...)

Professor David Hui says expert panel expected to meet on Wednesday to discuss whether booster shots should be given Covid-19 vaccine recipients. ( read original story ...)

Modified boats, souped-up engines worth more than HK$4 million found during police raid on storage site Vessels without lights and fitted with steel plates posed a ‘threat to marine traffic’, police ... ( read original story ...)

Chinas Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) will hold its chief executive election on March 27, 2022, Chinese state media reported. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Marathon participants ran into trouble Sunday over clothes -- and even a tattoo -- that bore a Cantonese slogan popular with the city's pro-democracy movement, local media reported. ( read original story ...)

Paul Chan says unbalanced economy is ‘major problem’ with significant wealth disparities across sectors damaging people’s sense of belonging. ( read original story ...)

Unions and other organizations have dissolved after facing pressure under a new security law. The Hong Kong Journalists Association is hoping it can avoid that fate. ( read original story ...)