The 2nd World Maritime Merchants Forum, themed 'Together for a brighter future', focuses on the challenges and opportunities facing the shipping industry during a period characterized by immense ...
Hong Kong ‘vehemently refutes’ US advisory report suggesting city is ‘in a new era of total control’ with rubber-stamp legislature, vanished freedoms
Government spokesman says 'despicable political motives' of report writers have been laid bare, warning the US to stop its malicious interference in local affairs Findings by US-China Economic and ...
Hong Kong films defy warnings with strong Golden Horse presence
Crime thriller "Limbo" leads the pack at the Golden Horse Film Awards in a strong showing for Hong Kong despite veiled warnings from Chinese authorities against joining the prestigious Taiwan-based ...
Hong Kong equality watchdog launches guide for judges, lawyers to promote ‘equal access to justice’ for the deaf
Judges and lawyers in Hong Kong should avoid using “complex terms” when communicating with people with hearing difficulties, the city’s equality watchdog has said as part of guidelines that seek to ...
Hong Kong police investigate use of anti-Government anthem rugby sevens tournament
Police in Hong Kong are investigating the use of an anti-Government song at the Asia Rugby Men's Sevens Series tournament in South Korea over ...
Hong Kong Internet Stocks Gain On Biden Xi Meeting
Asian equities had a good day as China and Hong Kong outperformed following President Biden and Xi’s positive get-together in Balli along with continued support for the real estate sector.
Hong Kong Law Society president heads to Australia in bid to clear up misunderstandings over city’s rule of law
Chan Chak-ming will speak at a legal industry conference in Sydney in the sector's latest effort to counter lingering negative impressions overseas He says it's not the society's job to 'tell good ...
Hong Kong Demands Inquiry After Protest Song Is Played Before Rugby Match
Glory to Hong Kong,” popular among pro-democracy protesters in 2019, was broadcast instead of the Chinese national anthem.
Hong Kong protests: delivery worker jailed for a year for trying to start ‘revolution’, publishing seditious statements
Chan Tai-sum, 23, pleaded guilty to three counts of doing an act or acts with seditious intention and one of inciting others to take part in an unlawful assembly Defendant had posted provocative ...
Hong Kong stocks up more than 4% as tech stocks rise; China’s activity data disappoints
Asia markets were mostly higher, led by Hong Kong, after the meeting between the U.S. and Chinese presidents and China's activity data disappointed.
Alibaba, Tencent, lead Hong Kong tech stocks higher after upbeat China online retail sales data
The sector's sharp upturn came after China's National Bureau of Statistics said online retail sales of physical goods rose 7.2% in the first 10 months of ...
Hong Kong’s John Lee set for Apec charm offensive in Thailand to lure businesses to city, ramp up support for joining mega trade deal
Chief executive will lead a 20-strong delegation to Bangkok, vows to 'promote Hong Kong's advantages to lure different people to come' Former Exco convenor Bernard Chan, grandson of Chin Sophonpanich, ...
Coronavirus: don’t be fixated on ‘0+0’, Hong Kong’s John Lee says, while vowing to lift more pandemic curbs
Chief executive says he will not describe 'whether we are in a stage of 'zero-plus-what', amid pressure to end all travel restrictions and fully reopen city Pro-Beijing heavyweight writes in ...
Hong Kong’s own talent hold the key to telling Hong Kong’s story better
High-profile events announced to the world Hong Kong is back. Going beyond the glitz, measures to attract global talent aren't enough We must believe in the ability of our own talent to transform our ...