Hong Kong to Unveil Landmark Five-Year Plan Alongside Annual Policy Address on September 16
Hong Kong will present its inaugural five-year development plan concurrently with its annual Policy Address on September 16, marking a significant shift in the government’s strategic communication and planning approach.…
The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong to Launch Inpatient Services in December with Premium Pricing
Hong Kong is set to expand its healthcare landscape with the imminent launch of inpatient services at the Chinese Medicine Hospital (CMH) in Tseung Kwan O. Beginning December 11, the…
North Korea to Send 100 Athletes to Asian Games, Aiming to Please Kim Jong Un
North Korea is set to dispatch approximately 100 athletes to compete across 14 sports at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan, a move described by a senior official as an…
RTHK Editor Sentenced to Community Service for Upskirting Offence
A senior news editor at Hong Kong’s government-funded broadcaster, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), has been sentenced to 160 hours of community service after pleading guilty to the charge of…
Government Statistician Acquitted of Loitering Charge Despite "Highly Suspicious" Conduct Towards Schoolgirl
A Hong Kong magistrate has acquitted a government statistician of a loitering offence, despite describing his behaviour of following and photographing a schoolgirl during an open day last year as…
Kiribati Detains Chinese Vessel for Illegal Shark Finning Amidst Regional Crackdown
Kiribati, a strategically positioned Pacific island nation that has deepened its ties with Beijing, has apprehended a Chinese-flagged vessel for the illegal harvesting of shark fins. The detention occurred this…
Hong Kong Construction Sector Grapples with Alarming Fatality Rate Amidst Deep-Rooted "Crunch Culture"
The Hong Kong construction industry is facing a critical juncture as 15 fatal worksite accidents have already claimed lives since the beginning of the year, prompting industry representatives to point…
Hong Kong Sees Dual Crackdown: Sedition Arrest Precedes Tiananmen Vigil Leaders’ Verdict
Hong Kong police arrested a woman on suspicion of sedition outside the West Kowloon Law Courts Building on Friday, a development that occurred just hours before leaders of a prominent…
Hong Kong’s Elderly Bear the Brunt of Extreme Heat, Greenpeace Survey Reveals
Nearly 80 percent of low-income elderly residents in Hong Kong are experiencing significant physical and mental distress due to extreme heat, according to a recent survey by Greenpeace. The findings…
Shein Gears Up for Landmark Hong Kong IPO Valued Near $27 Billion Amidst Scrutiny and Strategic Shifts
The fast-fashion behemoth Shein is poised to make its highly anticipated debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange on September 1, a move that could see the online retail giant…
















