Immigration Department could consider refusing to issue or renew work visas of overseas lawyers, city's sole delegate to China's top legislative body says But Tam Yiu-chung says it is unlikely ...
Hong Kong adds 9,487 new Covid cases
Health officials on Sunday reported 9,487 new coronavirus cases, including 657 imported cases. The daily tally was down from the 10,111 reported on ...
Hong Kong billionaire details Michael Schumacher influence with 10-year F1 masterplan
EXCLUSIVE: Billionaire Calvin Lo is hoping to bankroll an F1 team by 2026 as the Hong Kong businessman opens up on his masterplan for the sport.
Hong Kong battles to stem brain drain following China’s crackdown and Covid restrictions
Once dubbed a 'shining city on the harbour', Hong Kong has seen a mass exodus amid strict Covid rules and a crackdown on freedoms, leaving city officials with the dilemma of how to attract new talent ...
Hong Kong’s justice chief urges young people to learn about Chinese constitution, challenges facing country under ‘complex geopolitics’
Secretary for Justice Paul Lam spoke at flag-raising ceremony attended by officers and youth groups under six disciplined services in city Chinese constitution and Basic Law have protected city's rule ...
Divorced parents in Hong Kong should have equal access to their children
Readers discuss how the care and control of children is allocated after a divorce, and argue for online wills to be recognised Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the news?
Director Philip Yung On Hong Kong’s Oscar Entry ‘Where The Wind Blows’: “It’s A Memory Of A Former Time” – Contenders International
Over the course of 144 minutes, Philip Yung’s true-crime drama Where the Wind Blows covers an awful lot of ground. An epic in the style Sergio Leone’s Once Upon a Time in New York, it pairs Asian ...
Home Office apologises after wrongly denying visa to 11-year-old son of academic fleeing Hong Kong
Dr Jane Richards relieved as department says sorry for the ‘worry and stress’ it caused the human rights expert and her family ...
FOCUS: Hong Kong remains largely indifferent to China’s zero-COVID protests
Despite an unprecedented show of civil disobedience in mainland China over its stringent "zero-COVID" measures, people in Hong Kong have so far demonstrated a notable lack of sympathy and support ...
Hong Kong divided over China’s COVID-19 protests
The recent wave of protests against China’s anti-virus restrictions was a ray of hope among some supporters of Hong Kong’s own pro-democracy movement after local authorities stifled it using a nationa ...
Hong Kong working on investor protection regulations, says central bank exec
Hong Kong central bank executive said that in the long term CBDCs and stablecoins can offer a more efficient and cost-effective way of transactions.
Advancement in green building sector for Hong Kong’s carbon neutral future
The government’s goal is to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, and green buildings is one of the four major decarbonisation strategies in Hong Kong's Climate Action Plan 2050 ...
Singapore chips away at Hong Kong’s hedge fund dominance
At least 16 firms already operating in Hong Kong added a Singapore office between the start of 2019 and end of 2021. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Coronavirus: caseload rebound to peak in 2 weeks with rate of increase slowing, Hong Kong health expert predicts
Health expert Dr Leung Chi-chiu attributes surge in infections to waning of herd immunity since last peak earlier in the year Government adviser David Hui says focus should instead be on severe ...