Hong Kong’s Cultural Landscape Under Scrutiny: Bookstores Raided, Activists Face Charges, and International Concerns Rise

In July, Hong Kong’s vibrant cultural scene found itself at the center of intense scrutiny, marked by a series of events that have reverberated both locally and internationally. The month…

Hong Kong Shatters Temperature Records as Heatwave Intensifies, Fueled by Tropical Cyclone Dolphin and El Niño

Hong Kong experienced a historic heatwave on Sunday, August 9, 2026, as temperatures at the Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui soared to a scorching 36.9 degrees…

The Lingnan University Students’ Union Disbands Amidst Shifting Circumstances in Hong Kong

The Lingnan University Students’ Union (LUSU) has announced its dissolution, citing "changes in circumstances inside and outside school" as it becomes the latest student organization in Hong Kong to cease…

Hong Kong Swelters Under Tropical Cyclone Dolphin’s Heatwave, Temperatures Surpass 38°C

Hong Kong experienced a searing heatwave on Saturday, with temperatures in some districts climbing above 38 degrees Celsius, a phenomenon attributed to the outer subsiding air of Tropical Cyclone Dolphin.…

Hong Kong Authorities Return Passports to Eight Individuals Not Prosecuted in Landmark National Security Case

Eight individuals who were not formally charged in connection with the landmark "Hong Kong 47" national security case have had their passports returned by authorities, a significant development occurring more…

Hong Kong Security Chief Questions Credibility of Journalists Association Amidst Controversial Election Process

Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, has launched a sharp critique against the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA), the city’s largest press group, labeling its upcoming executive committee elections…

Hong Kong Moves Forward with Sweeping Sexual Offence Reforms Amidst Strong Public Support

Hong Kong’s security chief has announced that over 90 per cent of the more than 6,000 public submissions have expressed support for the city’s comprehensive sexual offences reform. The government…

Hong Kong Mourns Loss of Peter Lai, Architect of Cantopop’s Golden Age

Hong Kong’s vibrant music scene is in mourning following the passing of Peter Lai, a seminal lyricist whose words propelled Cantopop into its golden era. Lai died on Wednesday morning…

Sotheby’s Hong Kong Kicks Off Historic Street Art Auction, "Borderless: Temporary Art"

Sotheby’s Hong Kong has inaugurated a landmark event in the art auction world, unveiling its preview exhibition for "Borderless: Temporary Art," the first-ever special auction dedicated to street art, on…

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.…