Hong Kong supported 4.5 million people globally last year through World Vision, despite cuts in government humanitarian funding ...
Hong Kong Won’t Impose Special Port Fees Despite US-China Spat
Hong Kong will not start imposing port fees targeting individual countries, despite China and the US charging special levies aimed at one another’s ships.
Alibaba, Ant to Buy Hong Kong Office Space for $925 Million
The Chinese e-commerce giant and its affiliate will buy the top 13 floors of One Causeway Bay from Mandarin Oriental International for their Hong Kong headquarters ...
Hong Kong journalists say media stepping up self-censorship
A survey by a group of journalists in Hong Kong has found that the level of press freedom in the Chinese territory remains low. The group points out that media outlets have intensified self-censorship ...
FCC moves to expel one of Hong Kong’s largest telco companies from U.S. networks
The U.S. has taken steps to block one of Hong Kong’s largest phone companies from accessing the country's domestic telecom networks over national security concerns.
US, Hong Kong ‘in lose-lose scenario’ if Cathay added to planned Russian airspace ban
Warning from experts follows calls for Cathay to be included in proposed ban on mainland airlines from using Russian airspace to fly to US.
Taxi industry shifts focus to fair play after Hong Kong passes ride-hailing bill
Industry leaders demand meeting with transport officials, warn that government’s franchised fleet initiative may be undermined.
Super Typhoon Ragasa lashes Hong Kong
Super Typhoon Ragasa, the world’s most powerful tropical cyclone this year, lashed Hong Kong with hurricane-force winds and torrential rain on Wednesday ...
Read what a Chinese officer wrote of D-Day in his diary salvaged in Hong Kong
In his diary, Lam wrote of a narrow brush with death on D-Day aboard HMS Ramillies, as the battleship’s mighty guns were pounding German fortifications with massive 880-kilogram (1,938-pound) shells ...
Autumnal weather to set in Hong Kong next week, with temperatures dropping to the low 20s
This hot and typhoon-heavy summer is finally, blessedly, coming to an end. The Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) forecasts a significant drop in temperatures from next Monday, October 20, that will likely ...
Hong Kong lags in AI readiness among 30 global markets, survey shows
Hong Kong is the least ready to fully adopt artificial intelligence in workplaces among 30 global markets, according to a survey by US tech infrastructure and software company Cisco in August and ...
Hong Kong Arts Festival 2026 to include Caravaggio ballet and music by Mozart and Bach
Festival highlights include a mixed-reality Ryuichi Sakamoto show, a concert led by John Eliot Gardiner and a ballet starring Roberto Bolle.
Inside Hong Kong’s makeshift fashion markets
According to Manisha Wijesinghe, executive director of HELP for Domestic Workers, a non-profit in Hong Kong supporting migrant domestic workers and their employers, the minimum wage for migrant ...
Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: Red Cross team prepares for disasters beyond Typhoon Ragasa
Team of 43 Red Cross staff and 34 volunteers helped residents in worst-hit areas during storm, wants to strengthen city’s long-term resilience.