A former Hong Kong reporter at the Wall Street Journal began testifying Monday against the newspaper she accused of terminating her due to her union activities in a trial.
Hong Kong’s footballers could play China, Chinese Taipei regularly in new league
Asian chiefs planning new Nations League similar to the one in Europe, aimed at raising standards and revenue.
Filipino helper killed in Hong Kong fire hailed as heroine as body flown home
Filipino official says Maryan Pascual Esteban’s body arrives in country while Hong Kong authorities vow long-term support for affected residents.
Hong Kong water pipe leak leaves 3,000 households dry during Winter Solstice
Repairs continue after a burst pipe on San Wan Road in Sheung Shui leaves thousands without water and gatherings severely disrupted.
Hong Kong cancels New Year’s Eve fireworks a month after Tai Po blaze
Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour skyline will miss the usual magnificent display of fireworks this New Year's Eve. Countdown celebrations will be moved to the pedestrian area on Chater Road in Central, ...
Hedge Fund Qube Takes Six UBS Floors in Hong Kong’s Central
Global multistrategy hedge fund firm Qube Research & Technologies Ltd. has signed the second-largest prime office lease in Hong Kong’s Central business district in more than a decade.
Kinder chocolate and tears: Hong Kong lays to rest ‘gentle’ firefighter killed battling inferno that rocked city
The white wreaths were piled high on the doorsteps of a funeral house in Hong Kong, a stark reminder of a city still laying its dead to rest more than four weeks after a devastating fire.
Hong Kong mourns firefighter killed in city’s deadliest fire in decades
Hong Kongers offered flowers and bowed outside a funeral parlor on Friday to pay tribute to a firefighter who was among the 160 people killed by the city's deadliest fire in decades. Ho Wai-ho lost ...
Daughter of Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai tells CNN she is devastated by guilty verdict handed down to her father
The guilty verdict handed down this week to Hong Kong media tycoon and democracy advocate Jimmy Lai was expected but is still devastating, his daughter Claire Lai told CNN’s Jim Sciutto, blaming what she described as the city’s “highly compromised” legal system under Chinese rule.
How China’s National Security Law has Changed Hong Kong
After pro-democracy protests rocked Hong Kong in 2019, mainland China tightened its grip by imposing a broad national security law on the former British colony. Since then, dozens of opposition ...
Hong Kong Court Finds Jimmy Lai Guilty in National Security Trial
Officials had cast Mr. Lai, a pro-democracy media tycoon, as the mastermind of protests that roiled the city in 2019. He could face life in prison.
Hong Kong Rom-Com ‘My Indian Boyfriend’ to Get U.K. Remake Set in Leicester (EXCLUSIVE)
Hong Kong romantic comedy 'My Indian Boyfriend' is being remade for British audiences, with the production set in Leicester in the U.K.
Xi Backs Hong Kong Leader After Deadly Fire, Jimmy Lai Verdict
Chinese President Xi Jinping has expressed full support for Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee, praising his administration’s performance after a year defined by a deadly fire, a financial turnaround ...
Hong Kong leader raises Jimmy Lai conviction in meeting with China’s Xi
Hong Kong's leader said on Tuesday he raised the conviction of pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai in a meeting with China's leader Xi Jinping in Beijing, one day after the media mogul was found guilty ...