Japan will begin releasing water from the power plant 12 years after one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters, when an earthquake and tsunami killed around 18,000 people.
Wanted Hong Kong activists in Britain decry ‘harassment’
A heightened fear for their safety, increased worry for their families, and a desperate search for international support -- this is what dominates everyday life for two activists in Britain who are ...
Hong Kong to activate control measures on seafood from Japan
Hong Kong's leader said on Tuesday he strongly opposes Japan's release into the sea of treated radioactive water from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant and the city would "immediately activate" ...
Alibaba, Tencent lead Hong Kong stock rebound as market slump to 9-month low deemed excessive
Hong Kong stocks rebounded, paced by Chinese tech leaders including Alibaba Group Holding, as traders deemed the market’s slump this week to a nine-month low as excessive. Investors are too ...
Students could start taking Hong Kong’s DSE exams from the mainland
At least four mainland schools catering to Hong Kong pupils have applied to be Diploma of Secondary Education exam centres, according to principal.
CIMC Group Constructs Nearly 3,600 Transitional Houses in Hong Kong, Expected to Benefit Over 10,000 Families
On 10th August, CIMC Modular Building Systems Holding Co., Limited ("CIMC-MBS"), a subsidiary of CIMC Building Technology Co., Ltd. Under CIMC Group, held a module lifting ceremony at the transitional ...
Hong Kong’s jailed student loses bid to reduce sentence over inciting secession in landmark ruling
A jailed university student in Hong Kong has lost his bid to reduce his five-year sentence over inciting secession.
Half of Hong Kong Stocks Are Oversold as Bear Market Takes Hold
About half of the stocks in Hong Kong’s benchmark index are now oversold as investor sentiment deteriorates amid China’s dismal economic data, deflation fears, and a property market slump that’s now ...
Japanese restaurant owners in Hong Kong brace for Fukushima seafood ban
Japanese restaurant owners in Hong Kong are grappling with a looming ban on seafood imports from 10 Japanese prefectures because of Tokyo's plan to release treated water from the crippled Fukushima ...
Hong Kong Investor Starts Property Fire Sale After Wife Arrested
A Hong Kong businessman whose wife was recently arrested in Vietnam has emerged as the latest desperate seller in the city’s increasingly turbulent property market.
Hong Kong national security law: university student loses final appeal against 5-year jail term over independence call
Top court rules discounts on guilty plea not always applicable to serious transgressions of national security Landmark move will set bar for sentencing in national security trials, including ...
Hong Kong bets on crypto as sector’s star dims over crackdowns overseas
The Chinese territory has issued its first licenses for retail crypto trading amid push to cash in on virtual assets.
Hong Kong Food Expo 2023 and other fairs attract nearly half a million visitors, vendors report soaring sales
Government figures also show inflation rose by 1.8 per cent year on year in July, down slightly from 1.9 per cent increase recorded in June.
Hong Kong trampoline park vows to upgrade safety policy after teen, 17, suffers head injuries
The operator of a Hong Kong trampoline park has vowed to improve safety measures after a teenager was injured in a collision with another youth, as a sports expert called for authorities to step up ...