Sick, skinny, lost – all types of felines have ended up at Siu Lam-lam’s Dundas Cafe in Mong Kok, but her days as neighbourhood carer are coming to an end.
Hong Kong seeks developers for joint cross-border railway project to Shenzhen
Project is likely to include station on mainland side to ease congestion at existing Shenzhen Bay control point.
Hong Kong to change laws to allow for passenger drone flights
Hong Kong authorities plan to amend laws to allow passenger drone flights as part of the next phase of trials to develop the low-altitude economy, which will take a step forward next month with tests ...
Hong Kong authorities step in as complaints over Coldplay ticketing errors mount
Xiaohongshu account of tourism minister hit with complaints from angry mainland Chinese music fans after Cityline says some tickets will need to be exchanged.
Supporting Hong Kong’s Muslim community during Ramadan
Tour by the Foundation for Shared Impact offers insight on how to show empathy, help ethnic minority businesses during the period of fasting and prayer.
Hong Kong-born giant panda cubs meet public under mother’s patronage
Visitors to Ocean Park Hong Kong can see Hong Kong-born twin giant panda cubs together with their mother Ying Ying from Saturday (March 22).
Surfing psychologist’s study shows mental health benefits of the sport Hong Kong banned
Surfing saved my life,’ a surfer told Hong Kong researcher Judith Blaine. She asks why the city bans a sport that benefits health.
Hong Kong ASMR show triggers ‘weird sensation’ of internet trend with things you can touch
Since ASMR took the internet by storm during the pandemic it has been a private, virtual experience. Weird Sensation Feels Good changes that.
Hong Kong customs arrests 1, seizes HK$33 million of suspected cocaine
Man held in connection with drug trafficking, as officers find suspected narcotic in commercial building in bustling Tsim Sha Tsui.
Why Hong Kong has become the art world’s enigma
As Art Basel Hong Kong opens its 2025 edition this week, the region’s art market looks fragile amid China’s economic woes, stringent laws against subversion and the threat of increased tariffs from ...
In Hong Kong, a Vibrant Art Scene Thrives in an Industrial District
In some ways, Wong Chuk Hang can feel like a separate time zone from the busy Central district. For artists, galleries and collectors, that’s a draw.
Art Basel Hong Kong’s Film Program Blends Facts, Fiction and Fantasy
This year, the fair features the work of more than 30 filmmakers. The centerpiece is “Vampires in Space,” a mix of sci-fi and social commentary.
Hong Kong FilMart 2025: Five Takeaways From Asia’s Recharged Global Content Market
FilMart highlighted co-productions, AI in film, Asian animation, and ASEAN market growth, reaffirming Hong Kong’s role as a global entertainment hub.
‘Who Will Come to Invest?’ China’s Attacks on Panama Canal Deal Alarm Hong Kong
Beijing’s threat to stop a tycoon’s sale of his ports business has dealmakers wondering if they can still operate without political interference.