Apart from wearing masks Hong Kong is set to cancel all stringent Covid-19 restrictions including mandatory PCR tests for arrivals ...
New attractions, high hopes: Hong Kong Disneyland rolling out the red carpet for mainland Chinese visitors
Hong Kong Disneyland is hiring 600 frontline staff and has lined up a string of new features for visitors, as quarantine-free travel from mainland China appears imminent. Managing director Michael ...
Promise to be ‘fair and inclusive’ with Hong Kong’s young must be kept
Hong Kong needs to ensure youth can develop, thrive and flourish if it is to have a successful future The success of any society depends on its ability to ensure young people develop, thrive and ...
Hong Kong ‘loophole’ could undermine Covid test rules for Chinese travellers
Region to be exempt from requirement for negative result, sparking fears it will fail to stop the spread of coronavirus from China ...
Price cuts signalled for Hong Kong express cross-border services as trains prepare to restart routes
Tickets for cross-border high-speed trains to be sold at up to HK$33 less than when service started in 2018 Services expected to return in phases, with trains to Guangdong province destinations first ...
How a Hong Kong startup is using 3D-printed tiles to help restore coral reefs
A startup in Hong Kong is trying to help coral adapt to the problems humans have caused — with its innovative use of 3D printing and terracotta. More coral species live in part of Hong Kong's ...
Hong Kong’s actual Covid count could be up to 200,000 daily
Coronavirus: Hong Kong's actual Covid count could be up to 200,000 daily, HKU expert says while arguing risks from reopening border with mainland China are small.
Cost of living: A refugee family runs out of food in Hong Kong
Banned from working, a refugee family from Bangladesh tries to survive in one of the world’s most expensive cities.
Beijing’s interpretation of Hong Kong national security law likely to be a one-off, sources say
Sources say city’s leader and national security committee already have sufficient power to resolve disputes over use of foreign lawyers in sensitive cases.
Only ‘patriots’ in the house: no more fireworks at Hong Kong legislature, but lawmakers say they’re doing their job
Completing her first year as a member of Hong Kong’s Legislative Council, outspoken lawmaker Doreen Kong Yuk-foon said: “Being patriots does not mean we have to be yes-men.” Dubbed “naughty girl” by ...
Hong Kong eyes resumption of cross-border travel with mainland
China had kept its borders all but shut for three years and Hong Kong itself had maintained some of the world’s strictest curbs until the second half of last year.
Underprivileged Hong Kong youth call for authorities to tackle housing shortage, increase payouts from subsidies
A recent NGO poll of 5,000 youngsters rates government performance as 19 out of 100, with respondents saying the city’s housing shortage is a top concern.
Hong Kong home sales drop to lowest level since 2008 financial crisis
Housing market recovery is not expected until the middle of this year despite border reopening with mainland China ...
Hong Kong to decide who will defend media tycoon Jimmy Lai
Hong Kong’s political authorities, not judges, will decide whether a millionaire democracy campaigner should be represented by a British lawyer as he battles ...