China Imposes Drone Export Restrictions and Blacklists US Companies in Retaliation to Trade Sanctions
China announced sweeping restrictions on drone exports to the United States and blacklisted six American companies on Wednesday, a significant escalation in the ongoing trade dispute between the two global…
Chinese Activist Zhang Xinyan Arrives in Canada After Harrowing Ordeal in Thailand
Chinese activist Zhang Xinyan, a figure sought by Hong Kong authorities, has successfully reached Canadian soil, arriving at Vancouver International Airport on Monday morning, Canadian time. Her arrival marks the…
Filipina Domestic Workers Acquitted in Hong Kong Illegal Dentistry Case Amidst Concerns of Staged Arrest
Two Filipina domestic workers, Jucen Lihaylihay Naong and Rowena Marcaida Cerdina, have been acquitted of charges related to practising illegal dentistry and breaching their conditions of stay in Hong Kong.…
Police Seek Former Employee in Hong Kong Fertility Clinic Embryo Specimen Mix-Up Scandal
Police are actively searching for a former employee of a prominent Hong Kong fertility clinic, Heal Fertility Centre, in connection with a significant breach of protocol that occurred in May.…
Two Hikers’ Dangerous Stunt in Ho Pui Reservoir Spillway Sparks Investigation and Public Concern
Two hikers have ignited a firestorm of public concern and triggered an official investigation after brazenly entering the active spillway of Ho Pui Reservoir in Yuen Long during a flood…
Former Hong Kong Corrections Officer Jailed Three Years for Brutal Rectal Assault on Inmate
A former Hong Kong corrections officer has been sentenced to three years in prison for his role in a brutal assault on an inmate, which involved repeatedly thrusting a stick…
Hong Kong Endures Second-Rainiest July on Record Amidst Intense Weather Patterns
Hong Kong experienced an exceptionally wet July, marking it as the second-rainiest month on record since observations began in 1884. The Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) reported a staggering total of…
Legislative Council President Defends Lawmakers’ Work Amidst Scrutiny Over Speaking Records
Hong Kong’s Legislative Council (LegCo) President, Starry Lee, has publicly defended the performance of lawmakers, asserting that their contributions extend far beyond recorded speeches in committee meetings. This statement comes…
Tragic Loss in Tai Mei Tuk Triathlon Under Amber Rainstorm Warning Spurs Calls for Enhanced Safety Measures
A devastating incident has cast a somber shadow over the Hong Kong sporting community, with a 59-year-old participant losing his life during the swim leg of the Summer Triathlon Challenge…
















