Launched in March 2024, the New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES) makes investing in Hong Kong easier for eligible individuals.
Amid Article 23 tensions, Hong Kong cultural summit shows a better way to connect
The soft power of arts and culture transcends borders, influencing perceptions and fostering goodwill without the need for political or economic leverage. The inaugural Hong Kong International ...
Hong Kong stocks fall for second session as Nikkei 225 drops
Asia-Pacific stocks were varied Friday, April 5, with the Hong Kong market declining for the second day. The Hang Seng Index of Hong Kong companies was ...
Hong Kong can be a sports tourism hub: lawmakers
Lawmakers on Friday called on the government to bring large-scale sporting events to Hong Kong, after this year's Rugby Sevens attracted thousands ...
Hong Kong’s ZA Bank looks to offer Hong Kong accounts for stablecoin issuers
HONG Kong’s ZA Bank is talking to potential stablecoin issuers about setting up accounts for the cash reserves that would back ...
Hong Kong monkey encounter lands man in ICU with rare, deadly virus
A 37-year-old man is fighting for his life in an intensive care unit in Hong Kong after being wounded by monkeys during a recent park visit and contracting a rare and deadly virus spread by primates.
ZA Bank Looks to Offer Hong Kong Accounts for Stablecoin Issuers
Hong Kong’s ZA Bank is talking to potential stablecoin issuers about setting up accounts for the cash reserves that would back the tokens.
Beijing on Hong Kong: Nothing to See Here
Repression has consequences.
Hong Kong’s Catholics fear for religious freedom
Hong Kong's Catholic community has been left fearing that one of the key tenets of its faith is under threat after the passage of new security laws last month.
Monkey Attack Leads to First Human Case of B Virus in Hong Kong
A 37-year-old man who is in critical condition after being attacked by monkeys in a Hong Kong country park has tested positive for B virus, making him the first person in the city to contract the ...
My verdict on Hong Kong Art Week: security laws much discussed. So is tacky public art
Visitors for Art Week from Beijing and Shanghai complained to a taxi driver about tacky mainland Chinese-style public art taking over Hong Kong, he recounted – and I couldn’t agree more.
Hong Kong’s CK Asset, others indicate interest in properties linked to Vietnam bank fraud
Hong Kong developer CK Asset Holdings and some other foreign investors have expressed interest in properties worth billions of dollars linked to Vietnam's biggest financial fraud, letters written to a ...
Three cheers for Sevens and Hong Kong – different but back to business
This year, World Rugby has taken over the tournament that Hong Kong popularised, changing the well-loved format. Smaller teams find it almost impossible to qualify, so although Hong Kong seeded Sevens ...
Hong Kong Amends Its Surgery Requirements to Change Gender Markers on IDs
Hong Kong’s top court ruled last year that a full sex reassignment surgery requirement was unconstitutional, following an appeal from transgender activist Henry Tse.