Hong Kong briefly took in three family members of exiled democracy activist Nathan Law for questioning on Tuesday, a week after authorities issued a bounty on him and seven others accused of breaching ...
Hong Kong plans widespread ban of Japanese sea products
Hong Kong leader John Lee on Tuesday said the city will ban seafood products from a large number of Japanese prefectures if Tokyo goes ahead with a plan to discharge treated radioactive water from the ...
Hong Kong will ban more products from Japan if treated wastewater is discharged, its leader says
Hong Kong leader John Lee says the city will ban marine products from “a large number prefectures” if Japan discharges treated radioactive wastewater into the sea.
China’s Xia Baolong heads top office overseeing Hong Kong, Macau
Xia Baolong is the head of China's recently created Central Office for Hong Kong and Macau Affairs, according to an official statement that showed him as chair of a meeting in that capacity on Tuesday ...
Mainland Chinese take advantage of Hong Kong’s crypto grey zones
But the lack of scrutiny of Hong Kong’s OTC shops and their proximity to mainland China, which remained the world’s fourth biggest market for crypto trading in 2022, made it attractive to Chinese ...
Hong Kong travellers take to skies again, with more and longer trips and higher spending, survey finds
Survey by online travel agency Klook finds 94 per cent said they planned to travel at least once in the next year; 40 per cent said three or more trips planned.
Hong Kong’s mothballed monorail catches attention of second mainland Chinese company, months after scheme revival floated
Zhong Tang Sky Railway Group expresses interest in shelved railway plan for Kowloon East after lawmakers in April proposed using rail system created by BYD Auto.
Hong Kong talent drive: more than 100,000 applications received so far and over 60 per cent approved
Number of applications to various talent schemes after six months is nearly triple yearly target and proof of city’s continued attractiveness, city’s John Lee tells forum.
Hong Kong will face higher food safety risks if Japan releases Fukushima waste water as planned, government adviser warns
Details about scheme to monitor Japanese seafood will be released within next two weeks, Advisory Council on Food and Environmental Hygiene chairman says.
Three Things The International Community Can Do To Turn Up The Heat On Chief Executive John Lee In Hong Kong
As freedom in the the city-state continues to decline, Chief Executive John Lee must face continued consequences.
Hong Kong 47: Pro-democracy group aimed to uphold Chinese sovereignty, ex-chief says at nat. security trial
One of the missions of the grassroots pro-democracy group Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People’s Livelihood (ADPL) was to uphold Chinese sovereignty, the organisation’s ex-chairman – one of ...
Hong Kong’s newly named Roman Catholic cardinal wants reconciliation and more hope for young people
Hong Kong’s newly named Roman Catholic cardinal says he hopes for reconciliation and wants the city to give young people more hope following the economic downturn and a campaign to crush a ...
Two-thirds of applicants get first choice of Hong Kong secondary school through central allocation system, Education Bureau says
Primary pupils get results of central allocation system for secondary school on Tuesday; register on Thursday and Friday.
Hong Kong’s easing of mortgage rules boosts home visitors, but not deals
Hong Kong's move to raise the maximum mortgages available to some homebuyers, its first relaxation in curbs on home purchases adopted in 2009, boosted shopping interest over the weekend but did little ...