Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has been urged to review inspection work of advertisement panels after some loose parts caused a set of train doors to fall off, plunging the city into rush hour c…

Visitors from Finland, Norway, Korea, Ghana and Saudi Arabia who are not Hong Kong residents will be barred from the city from Sunday, as the government adds more countries to its Omicron watchlist…

Around 50 per cent of Hongkongers oppose the government’s arrangement of allowing residents in mainland China to vote in the upcoming “patriots only” elections, a poll has found. …

Located just 10km southwest of Hong Kong Island, Cheung Chau looks and feels a world away. It is loved by locals and visitors alike for its delicious street food, family-friendly hiking trails and beaches. Cheung Chau is famous for its annual bun festival…

Vietnamese refugee Vo Van Hung – who was jailed as a teenager for murder and spent 27 years behind bars – has said that he has abandoned his efforts to fight deportation. A black and wh…

The search for national security frequent flier miles is leading some of our leaders to strange places. While nobody was looking, the Security Bureau has hatched the interesting idea that all the g…

On the Taiwanese island of Kinmen, 63-year-old Wu Tseng-dong – Maestro Wu as he brands himself – is beating swords into ploughshares, as the Bible teaches. Or to be exact, artillery she…

Local photographer Matt Teague has launched his Hong Kong series on his platform “SoulSoil” – to showcase some of what he calls the “exquisite beauty” that the city ha…

Three University of Hong Kong (HKU) students facing national security charges were granted bail after the judge considered the prompt withdrawal of a student union council resolution expressing sympathy for a man who stabbed a police officer and then killed…

A Hong Kong-American man living in the US has been handed a US$39,690 (HK$309,000) fine and sentenced to a one year probation order by a US federal court for importing “virus shut out cards&#…

The Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Erick Tsang has threatened the Wall Street Journal over an editorial it published about this month’s upcoming legislative election. In th…

The Chinese Communist Party’s leading role must be respected and safeguarded in order to protect the constitutional order of Hong Kong, Beijing’s top official in the city said on Saturd…

Claims that it is illegal to cast a blank vote in the upcoming “patriots only” legislative elections are just “rumours,” the head of the Independent Commission Against Corru…

Prosecutors have presented sufficient evidence to press on with a trial against former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting, who is accused of disclosing the identity of a police officer under investigation by …

A Hong Kong woman jailed for abusing Indonesian domestic worker Erwiana Sulistyaningsih has been declared bankrupt by a Hong Kong court. Law Wan-tung, convicted of abusing domestic workers Erwiana …

Candidates running in Hong Kong’s legislative election have clashed over the topic of providing amnesty to protesters jailed over charges linked to the 2019 protests and unrest. Hopefuls self…

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has backed comments by a top Chinese official that the upcoming “patriots only” election will be an exercise in “unprecedented” diversity while c…

A Telegram channel administrator has been jailed for just under five years for publishing or forwarding messages inciting others to use violence and to obstruct the operation of the MTR during the …