On a drizzly Tuesday night (May 24) in Hong Kong, hundreds of Catholics packed into church for a mass turned into an act of resolve by its host - the retired cardinal Joseph Zen, fresh from a day i ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Customs seize HK$10 million worth of products since ban on e-cigarettes
Hong Kong Customs have seized HK$10 million worth of products since the ban on alternative smoking products, including e-cigarettes, took effect close to a month ago. Divisional Commander of the Air ... ( read original story ...)
Dad in Hong Kong forced to pay $4,200 after son knocks over gold Teletubbies figure in toy store
A father was forced to pay HK$33,600 (approximately $4,255) as compensation after his 5-year-old boy knocked over a golden Teletubbies figure in a Hong Kong designer toy store. On Sunday evening, the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong cardinal denies failing to register fund that helped dissidents
Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong, along with five other people, denied charges in court on Tuesday that they failed to register a relief fund that was assisting protestors who faced legal and medical ... ( read original story ...)
Cardinal Zen appears in Hong Kong court after arrest by Chinese Communist Party
Cardinal Joseph Zen, former archbishop of Hong Kong, appeared in court Tuesday after his unceremonious arrest by Chinese Communist Party officials. ( read original story ...)
Cardinal in court over fund to help Hong Kong democracy activists
An outspoken Catholic cardinal has appeared in court in Hong Kong charged with failing to properly register a defence fund for pro-democracy campaigners in 201 ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong cardinal, 90, in court accused of breaking China’s national security law
Joseph Zen was one of the trustees of the now-defunct 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which was set up in 2019 to help anti-government protesters with legal or medical costs. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Catholic church cancels Tiananmen memorial Mass
With the huge Victoria Park candlelit commemorations blocked starting 2020, the church memorials were the last organized marking of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989. ( read original story ...)
5 Hong Kong staycation packages, from a Father’s Day foodie treat to glamping, for which shoppers can get a special deal
The Hong Kong Tourism Board this month introduced a special deal where shoppers can get HK$500 off a staycation package at 100 participating hotels. We look at some of the options. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Top Female Entrepreneurs: Peggy Cheung
Some of Hong Kong’s most exciting start-ups are run by female entrepreneurs. Today, we speak to Peggy Cheung, Co-founder of Articoin. ( read original story ...)
Turkish cellist Jamal Aliyev wows the crowd at his Hong Kong debut concerts, dazzling with his skill and virtuosity
Aliyev showcased his technical brilliance and energy, supported first by pianists Evelyn Chang and Vanessa Wong, and later the Hong Kong Sinfonietta His first recital, Four Cities, was a whirlwind of ... ( read original story ...)
Cricket Hong Kong names 14-man squad for first two legs of bumper summer tour that includes T20 World Cup qualifying
Nizakat Khan will captain the side on a tour for the first time, with Hong Kong facing opposition in Namibia, Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe, England and Jersey, before finishing up with the Asian Cup ... ( read original story ...)
Top-level racing from Ireland to Kentucky to Hong Kong surrounds Preakness
While Early Voting stole the weekend limelight with his Preakness Stakes win, there was plenty of other stardom on display in weekend horse racing, including the 3-year-old filly Stars on Earth in the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Catholic cardinal denies charges over relief fund
Former Hong Kong Catholic leader Cardinal Joseph Zen and five others have denied charges for allegedly failing to register a relief fund aimed at financially assisting protesters who faced legal costs ... ( read original story ...)