When visitors marvel at the wavelike architecture of Hong Kong’s passenger clearance building for the world’s longest sea crossing, they might feel a sense of intimacy and connectivity with nature. Th... ( read original story ...)
The erosion of Hong Kong’s free press
In early October, the Hong Kong government refused to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, a British national and the Financial Times’s Asia news editor. To date, the government has not given any rea... ( read original story ...)
Drone display at Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival cancelled after 40 machines damaged by ‘external parties’ jamming GPS signal
There was no drone performance at the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival again on Sunday after some of the machines crashed into Victoria Harbour the previous night. Organisers blamed “GPS interference” f... ( read original story ...)
More people in Hong Kong getting flu jabs ahead of winter peak season as public awareness grows
More people in Hong Kong are getting vaccinated against influenza this year ahead of the winter flu season because of greater public awareness, according to private doctors and health authorities. In ... ( read original story ...)
Australian becomes first foreigner honoured by Hong Kong government for act outside the city, as pan-democrats are snubbed for fourth year running
Being awarded a bravery medal in Hong Kong was not only “a great honour” but “surreal” for Zachary Rolfe, an Australian police office who is the first foreign national commended by the Hong Kong gover... ( read original story ...)
Would you give them money to travel? The rise and fall of Hong Kong’s ‘begpackers’
About a year ago, they seemed to be everywhere in Hong Kong – tourists holding signs on the streets asking for donations to fund their round-the-world trips. Dubbed “begpackers”, they were on footbrid... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong government weighs in on Cathay Pacific data breach, urging airline to cooperate with privacy watchdog in investigation
Authorities in Hong Kong have for the first time weighed in on the massive data breach suffered by Cathay Pacific Airways as they pressed the airline to fully cooperate in an investigation with the ci... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Science and Technology Park gives tech tenants a bonanza with US$893 million worth of measures
Nearly HK$7 billion (US$893 million) worth of fresh measures ranging from rent exemptions to expanded subsidies will be up for grabs for hundreds of current and future tenants at Hong Kong’s IT hub, t... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong residents see world’s longest sea bridge as infrastructure propaganda from China
But many in Hong Kong don't see this bridge as a good thing. They view it as the Chinese government tightening its grip on the former British colony, reports CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy. The offi... ( read original story ...)
China opens longest sea bridge, linking Hong Kong to mainland
China on Tuesday opened the world's longest sea-crossing bridge linking Hong Kong to the mainland, a feat of engineering carrying immense economic and political significance. Chinese President Xi Jinp... ( read original story ...)
World’s longest sea crossing: Hong Kong-Zhuhai bridge opens
It has been dubbed the "bridge of death" by some local media. At least nine workers on the Hong Kong side have died and officials told BBC News Chinese that nine had died on the mainland side, too. Hu... ( read original story ...)
China opens world’s longest sea bridge, linking Hong Kong to mainland
China on Tuesday opened the world’s longest sea-crossing bridge linking Hong Kong to the mainland, a feat of engineering carrying immense economic and political significance. Chinese President ... ( read original story ...)
World’s longest sea bridge opens between Macau, Hong Kong and mainland China
“This is part of the ‘Greater Bay Area’ Project, which includes Hong Kong and Macau with the development of the Pearl River bay area,” he told ABC News. “It is about making Hong Kong an ... ( read original story ...)
‘Eternal vigilance’ needed in Hong Kong to uphold rule of law, top court judge says in farewell
A distinguished Hong Kong judge who has ruled on significant civil rights cases, including those involving pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong Chi-fung, has urged the city to stand up for its rule of l... ( read original story ...)