The Hong Kong Journalists Association has warned that the stalking of journalists has a 'chilling effect' on press freedom, following a dispute with the Security Bureau over alleged tailing of reporters.

The ongoing Middle East conflict could reduce turnout at the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens due to potential flight disruptions and increased travel costs, affecting hotel bookings.

The number of secondary school students diagnosed with mental illness in Hong Kong has doubled over the past five academic years, with experts suggesting the actual increase may be higher due to under-reporting.

Beijing's point man on Hong Kong affairs, Xia Baolong, called on businesspeople to demonstrate patriotism through concrete actions, such as investing in economic development projects.

HSBC is reportedly preparing to introduce stablecoins in the second half of this year, potentially allowing Hong Kong's 3.3 million PayMe users and local firms to use them for everyday transactions.

Chinese energy storage firm Sigenergy's IPO plan in Hong Kong was oversubscribed over 1,000 times, while its peer Guoxia Technology rallied, as both companies capitalize on the AI boom.

A Hong Kong retiree has been sentenced to one year in jail under the domestic national security law for making seditious remarks on social media, including suggestions that a past fire could incite unrest.

A review of the animation "Endless Cookie" describes it as a loopy, hallucinatory film that records the shaggy dog stories of an Indigenous brother, offering a unique representation of First Nations life.

Hong Kong students taking the university entrance exam's citizenship and social development paper were tested on the 'One Country, Two Systems' principle and contemporary topics like e-commerce and online influencers.

Hong Kong's insurance complaints body recorded an 32.7% increase in new cases last year, totaling 857, with medical and travel insurance disputes accounting for the majority.

Vu Ha Van, a renowned Vietnamese mathematician, stated that most university students, even at elite institutions, view mathematics as an obstacle to overcome rather than a useful tool.

Hong Kong's tram operator has introduced a new mobile application offering real-time arrival information and has committed to not raising fares this year.

Hong Kong Cantopop star Keung To, a member of the boyband Mirror, was fined HK$2,200 after pleading guilty to careless driving and two other traffic offences from last year. He did not appear in court.

Hong Kong is experiencing a boom in dollar bond sales as issuers capitalize on increased demand from investors seeking safe-haven assets.

Tourism experts in Hong Kong are blaming unreasonably low prices offered by some mainland Chinese tourist groups for leading to coerced shopping. Industry leaders are urging authorities to increase random inspections during the upcoming Labour Day "golden week."

The Shanghai Hongqiao Central Business District is actively pursuing strategies to attract a greater number of multinational corporations to establish their presence in the area.

Hong Kong taxpayers may be forced to cover nearly HK$28 billion (US$3.57 billion) in bad loans from a defunct government-backed financing scheme that aimed to help small and medium-sized enterprises survive the Covid-19 pandemic.

Victory Giant, a Chinese company, is reportedly seeking to raise up to US$2.2 billion through a listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Minnesota officials are investigating the ICE arrest of ChongLy ‘Scott’ Thao, a US citizen, who was reportedly dragged from his home in freezing weather wearing only boxer shorts and sandals, as potential kidnapping and false imprisonment.

Hong Kong singer Keung To was fined HK$2,200 for careless driving, running a red light, and failing to display a probationary sign on his car.

High fuel prices are contributing to a 'jungle' of summer flight prices, with cheap tickets to distant destinations contrasting with increased costs for domestic Italian flights, alongside widespread delays and cancellations.

Hong Kong customs officers have arrested a male driver after intercepting a goods vehicle at the Shenzhen Bay checkpoint and finding 760 suspected endangered reptiles, with an estimated market value…

The Communist Party of China (CPC) has expelled a former vice-mayor of Chongqing for corruption, signaling ongoing efforts to combat graft within the party.

The Hong Kong Web3 Festival has released its complete schedule for 2026, featuring four days of insight-driven forums with prominent figures such as Vitalik, Yi He, Justin Sun, and Lily Liu.

AKEEYO showcased its latest products, including the AKY-NV-X2, AKY-710Lite, and AKY-730Pro, at the Global Sources Hong Kong 2026 event.

A Hong Kong travel agency has had its licence revoked after one of its tour guides allegedly coerced mainland Chinese travellers into purchasing items while visiting the city. The Travel Industry…

China's Victory Giant Technology is seeking to raise up to $2.2 billion through an initial public offering on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

With various Hong Kong industries battered by the world’s highest petrol and diesel prices, economists and business leaders predict the oil crisis caused by the Middle East war will trigger a wave of…

The CME Group has granted approval for the warehousing of aluminium and lead in Hong Kong, expanding its global network for metal storage.

A deadly fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong, has become a symbol of China's tightening grip on the island, with authorities silencing criticism and importing mainland methods under the National Security Law.

Hong Kong singer Hins Cheung's decision to become a mentor and volunteer for the Security Bureau’s youth rehabilitation programme has created a rift among his fan base.

Hong Kong has struck a balance between financial security and innovation in its strategic roles as a “testing ground” and “firewall” for the nation’s reform and opening up, the city’s finance chief…

Maisy Ho Chiu-ha, a daughter of the late Hong Kong and Macau tycoon Stanley Ho Hung-sun, has passed away at the age of 57, her family announced without disclosing the circumstances of her death.

Vietnam has commenced construction on its inaugural high-speed railway project, a 120-kilometer line designed for 350 kph, connecting major cities including Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Hai Phong, and the popular tourist destination Ha Long Bay.

The World Press Photo Contest has revealed its 2026 regional winners, with HKFP showcasing the works of photographers from the Asia-Pacific and Oceania region.

Wagyu exporters are reportedly engaging in illicit practices by falsely declaring shipments intended for Hong Kong as being bound for Cambodia.

Beijing's top official overseeing Hong Kong affairs completed his second visit to the Greater Bay Area in three weeks, signaling a central government push for the city's integration with national development.

Hong Kong authorities are introducing diesel subsidies and reduced tolls to support its transport sector, which is struggling with the impact of rapidly increasing fuel prices.

A European poll indicates that while Hungarians largely wish to remain part of the European Union, they are divided in their opinions regarding the conflict in Ukraine.

Animal rights organization PETA staged a protest outside Hong Kong Technology Venture Company (HKTV) headquarters, condemning the company's alleged years of "horrific experiments" involving animals.

The head of a civil service union federation in Hong Kong has warned that tighter disciplinary action risks becoming excessive as the government plans to revise the penalty system for underperforming senior civil servants.

In Hongarije lijkt voor het eerst in 16 jaar de positie van minister-president Viktor Orbán te wankelen.

Over US$68,000 has been wagered on prediction market platforms regarding the potential release of jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai, raising questions about the legality of such markets in Hong Kong.

A former Hong Kong factory worker has risen to become one of the world's wealthiest self-made women, according to a recent profile.

Hong Kong transport authorities have announced that taxi passengers will continue to pay full tunnel tolls, despite government relief measures that have halved the fee for commercial vehicles.

A Fire Services Department official told a public hearing investigating the Wang Fuk Court blaze in Hong Kong that seven-month water tank maintenance works, which disabled fire safety systems, were acceptable.

The Hongqiao International Central Business District in China marks five years of strategic transformation, highlighting its development and growth.

Hong Kong has issued its inaugural stablecoin licenses to a consortium led by HSBC and Standard Chartered, marking a significant step in regulating digital assets in the region.

China's healthcare sector is drawing offshore investment into Hong Kong-listed stocks, as investors seek safe havens amidst global market volatility, partly influenced by events in the Middle East.

Hong Kong police are searching for a man who robbed a Bank of East Asia branch in Wan Chai, with preliminary investigations revealing HK$36,000 was stolen.

An Irish expat living in Hong Kong for nearly a decade shared insights into the high cost of living, noting that rent for a small apartment there can equal the price of a house in Ireland.

A dispute over the screening of a controversial Hong Kong documentary at an Italian film festival has escalated, with the director accusing the secondary school involved of making false statements.

Despite strong equities performance, IPO numbers in Singapore remain very low compared to Hong Kong, though they are beginning to improve.

Workplace sexual harassment complaints in Hong Kong have seen a significant 38% year-on-year increase, according to the Equal Opportunities Commission. The commission recorded 315 complaints in 2025, up from 228 the previous year.

Former Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying has launched a new trading platform for traditional Chinese medicine, aiming to connect mainland Chinese manufacturers with international markets using Hong Kong's certification systems.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party has selected Chong Won-o, former chief of Seoul's Seongdong district, as its candidate for Seoul mayor in the upcoming June 3 local elections after he secured a majority of votes in the primary.

The Malaysian Rubber Board (LGM) announced the seizure of approximately four tonnes of illegally stored rubber gloves during a raid in Puchong on April 15.

A senior official on Hong Kong and Macao affairs issued a warning against external interference, particularly on National Security Education Day, emphasizing China's sovereignty.

Carina Hong of Axiom Math shared insights on the competitive landscape for AI talent and the benefits of working at "neolabs" during Business Insider's The Long Play event.

A judge-led panel investigating Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades, which killed 168 people, reported ideal progress but stated it was not yet time for a full Commission of Inquiry.

The US Treasury announced the resumption of sanctions on Iranian oil, vowing "maximum pressure" on Tehran and warning financial institutions in China, Hong Kong, UAE, and Oman of secondary sanctions risks.

Hong Kong landlords who fail to address water seepage issues affecting lower flats within 28 days of notification will face a minimum inspection bill of HK$17,000 under a new pilot scheme.

The developer of Hong Kong's Discovery Bay is contemplating extending a trial period for taxi access and limiting operating hours due to resident opposition and safety fears.

Hong Kong-based carriers Cathay Pacific and HK Express announced they will reduce flights from mid-May to late June, citing "huge cost pressure" from surging fuel prices exacerbated by the Middle East conflict.

Hong Kong's public universities have seen a fivefold increase in admissions of non-local students with Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) qualifications over the past four years.

A statutory advisory body in Hong Kong will be granted new powers as early as June to investigate government department heads for "serious, widespread or systemic" problems, as part of a broader push for official accountability.

Hong Kong is reportedly well-positioned to strengthen its cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence, leveraging its unique advantages and strategic location.

Experts warn that cryptocurrency-based prediction markets are gaining popularity in Hong Kong but carry significant risks, including potential reneged payouts, following the government's decision to halt related plans.

Prominent criminal lawyer Kechagioglou shared his insights on the role of prosecutors in society, discussing major trials such as the Tempi students' case and Irene's acquittal in Hong Kong, while also reflecting on his career and legal approach.

Hui Kuok, scion of the Shangri-La hotel group, suggested that Hong Kong schools should switch from Cantonese to Mandarin as the medium of instruction to enhance competitiveness.

The 2026 WIC Asia-Pacific Summit has officially opened in Hong Kong.

Voldemārs Bērziņš's 'Riga Bakery,' founded in Sydney after the war, grew from a small shop into a significant niche bread producer, expanding to Hong Kong and Singapore.

People in Jinghong, Yunnan, China, participated in the tradition of flying Kongming lanterns, creating a scenic display.

New regulations have been implemented in Chongqing, China, with the aim of revitalizing and enhancing the city's renowned hotpot industry.

Skincare brand KK Éclat hosted an exclusive gala in Hong Kong to celebrate its recent triumph at the Vogue Beauty Awards.

West Kowloon is being highlighted as Hong Kong's new 'city living room,' suggesting its growing importance as a public and cultural hub.

Prosecutors are investigating ICE agents who briefly detained ChongLy Scott Thao, a naturalized U.S. citizen, during a federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota in January.

Kangdrun’s film “Linka Linka” has won both the Firebird Award for the Young Cinema Competition (Chinese Language) and the Fipresci Prize at the 50th Hong Kong International Film Festival.

Hong Kong plans to eliminate more than 10,000 civil service positions by June 2027, marking a significant reduction in government workforce. The cuts will primarily affect junior roles, with about 60% of deletions in that category.

A prestigious Hong Kong secondary school has accused the director and distributor of a controversial documentary of defaming its principal following an Italian screening.

Hong Kong's labour authorities have expanded heat stress monitoring to include data from 10 sites, aiming to provide faster alerts and better protect outdoor workers from heat-related illnesses.

A mainland Chinese woman was acquitted by a Hong Kong court of forging academic qualifications for a talent scheme application, with the judge suggesting she might have been defrauded by her agent.

Chinese authorities have ordered the bankruptcy liquidation of Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, a major shadow banking conglomerate, signaling a significant move in the country's financial sector.

OCBC Hong Kong is redefining the banking experience by blending financial services with lifestyle elements, aiming to create a more engaging environment for customers.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) stocks saw a significant rally in Hong Kong, contrasting with a broader market decline. The surge is attributed to robust export data, rising oil prices making EVs more appealing, and anticipation of new model launches.

An independent committee is examining the causes of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades, which claimed 168 lives in Tai Po. A firefighter testified that knowledge of defects could have aided the response.

Amidst a period of global disruption, Hong Kong is increasingly being viewed as a stable and secure location, offering a premium on stability.

A controversial Hong Kong coming-of-age documentary, "To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self," has been withdrawn from an Italian film festival after two subjects protested its screening due to privacy issues. The film's distributor confirmed its removal.

Approximately 380 households affected by a fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, have requested a second opportunity to retrieve their belongings. This request comes ahead of their initial scheduled visits to the fire-ravaged housing estate.

A fire erupted at the Diamond Hill Columbarium in Hong Kong, injuring at least two people. The blaze was reportedly caused by the heavy use of a joss paper burner.

A 42-year-old Hong Kong bus driver died after collapsing while driving, causing his vehicle to mount a pavement. Police are investigating the incident.

Hong Kong authorities have announced that a rehabilitation program will be open to all individuals arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests, with the security minister defending the decision to keep the project initially secret.

The Seoul Shakespeare Company is set to begin its 2026 production of William Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" at Dari Theater in Hongdae, with performances in English and Korean subtitles.

Police in southern China have detained a 31-year-old man accused of repeatedly insulting triple Olympic diving champion Quan Hongchan online, according to state media.

Hong Kong's 21 ministerial-level officials spent over HK$46.6 million (US$5.9 million) on trips in the past three financial years, with the finance chief accounting for nearly a quarter of the total.

A new report investigates how Hong Kong plays a role in the flow of Iran's hidden financial assets, raising questions about international sanctions.

Hong Kong police are investigating the theft of a pair of Gucci shoes, valued at HK$11,000, from a restroom at Times Square in Causeway Bay.

A 10cm-long turtle was found dead in Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin after an apparent fall, with police investigating the incident.

Assoutenti reports that flights to the Seychelles can be found for less than 200 euros for travel between May and June, but warns that rising jet fuel prices could increase airfares for closer, typical summer destinations in the coming weeks.

Hong Kong Cantopop singer Hins Cheung, known for supporting the city's social movements, will lead young people arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests on visits to mainland China.

Reports from rural Hungary suggest that voters are being paid to cast ballots for Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, though sellers at a local market deny the claims, attributing them to an opposition conspiracy.

The developer of Hong Kong's Discovery Bay has submitted a proposal to allow unrestricted taxi access and add new ranks in the community, despite facing significant opposition from residents.

Over 70 public schools in Hong Kong have joined a new program to hire native English-speaking teachers, offering lower pay but increased recruitment flexibility.

The legendary area where the Mekong River winds as the border between Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos has for years been known for opium fields and illegal drug trafficking.

A nine-year-old girl from Hong Kong is in critical condition after contracting a rare meningococcal infection following a holiday in Japan. Health authorities are contacting other members of her tour group as a precautionary measure.

Hong Kong is experiencing a significant increase in illegal fuel trading activities, raising concerns among authorities.

Hong Kong's largest public hospital, a 2,400-bed facility in Kai Tak, is set to open in phases starting in October, taking over services from Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Hong Kong's health authorities have praised the city's tobacco control strategy after the smoking rate dropped to 8.5% last year, marking a 30% decline in overall cigarette consumption, despite missing an ambitious target.

Texhong and Lycra have announced a new partnership aimed at developing and producing renewable core-spun yarn.

Hong Kong is preparing for a week-long heatwave with temperatures expected to reach up to 30 degrees Celsius, following record-breaking heat recorded in March.

An acclaimed Hong Kong director has accused her alma mater of 'publicly lying' regarding the unauthorized overseas screening of her controversial documentary, 'To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self,' sparking a new privacy dispute.

Jardine Matheson is reportedly vacating its remaining office space in FWD Tower at Taikoo Place and moving staff back to Jardine House in Central. This move is part of an operational consolidation strategy by the conglomerate.

Hong Kong is implementing measures to alleviate the burden of high fuel costs for its residents. The government has announced a diesel subsidy program and toll waivers for certain roads. These initiatives aim to reduce the financial strain on individuals and businesses affected by rising fuel prices. The diesel subsidy will provide direct financial assistance to consumers and commercial users of diesel, while toll waivers will help lower transportation expenses. The measures are expected to offer some relief to the public and mitigate the economic impact of elevated fuel costs.

A petition by homeowners of the fire-hit Wang Fuk Court housing estate in Tai Po, Hong Kong, may contain forged signatures, according to the government. The Home Affairs Department stated that the petition lacked proper authentication mechanisms.

Developers in Hong Kong are releasing nearly 1,300 new residential units, with some increasing prices, as homebuying sentiment improves in the region.

The Hong Kong government proposes increasing its borrowing cap for bond programs to HK$900 billion (US$115 billion). This move aims to finance infrastructure projects over the next three years.

Hong Kong spent HK$1.13 billion (US$144.27 million) on last year's Legislative Council election, a 35% increase from the previous poll, attributed to rising technology expenses, staff salaries, and venue rentals.

Korean auteur Na Hong-jin's long-awaited thriller 'Hope,' starring Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander, is set to premiere at Cannes, marking a decade in the making and reportedly the biggest budget for a Korean feature.

Authorities have identified the location of a worker who went missing after a fire broke out on the ROKS Hong Beom-do Navy submarine undergoing maintenance at a shipyard in Ulsan, and are working on a rescue.

China has reportedly told European shipping giants Maersk and MSC to end their operations at Panama ports, after Panamanian authorities removed Hong Kong's CK Hutchison from canal concessions.

The US Treasury Department has warned the UAE, Hong Kong, China, and Oman about banks enabling illegal Iranian activities and urged immediate action against them.

China is reportedly planning its largest issuance of yuan bonds in Hong Kong since 2023, a move that could further bolster the city's role as an offshore yuan hub. This significant bond offering is expected to attract considerable investor interest.

Five bars in Hong Kong are rethinking traditional cocktail glasses and introducing innovative drinks, ranging from agave spirits to umami-driven concoctions.

Chinese artificial intelligence startup StepFun is dismantling its offshore corporate structure in preparation for a potential initial public offering in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong actress Charmaine Sheh has shared the methods and lifestyle choices that contribute to her maintaining a 22-inch waistline.

Ryde Group has announced its strategic expansion into the Hong Kong mobility market.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Treasures of Glob..." exhibition, featuring approximately 200 jewellery and decorative pieces spanning 4,000 years, is set to open in Hong Kong on Wednesday.

Hong Kong's government abruptly suspended the rollout of legal basketball betting, catching its sole legal betting operator and lawmakers off guard, with some believing the move aligns with Beijing’s efforts to curb gambling.

An analysis suggests Hong Kong must evolve beyond its intermediary role to become a global anchor amidst a historic transformation driven by geopolitical rivalry, economic restructuring, and technological acceleration.

The South China Morning Post selected seven top stories from its past week's coverage of Asia, featuring Singapore's stance on the Hormuz Strait and the housing gap between Manila and Hong Kong.

Entrepreneurs and experts in Hong Kong are discussing the future of artificial intelligence applications and the city's strong position to boost AI cooperation. The dialogue focuses on envisioning how AI can be integrated and advanced within the region.

A Hong Kong lawyer is facing additional charges of indecent assault after a second victim accused him, following similar accusations from a former pupil.

Despite being the most US-sanctioned territory in China, Hong Kong is exploring its potential to become a quantum technology gateway for Beijing, facing challenges from Washington's efforts to curb China's technological advancement.

Neon has secured the North American distribution rights for 'Hope,' the new sci-fi film from Korean director Na Hong-jin, which is set to premiere at Cannes.

New regulations have been introduced with the goal of enhancing and further developing the Chongqing hotpot industry, a popular culinary sector in China.

Hong Kong is moving forward with its first stablecoin issuer licenses, a decision that analysts suggest could have broader implications for the global dollar system beyond just digital payments. Major financial institutions like HSBC are involved in this development.

Hong Kong police have arrested a 36-year-old man on suspicion of having sex with four underage girls and defrauding them of over HK$30,000 in a compensated dating scam.

Humanoid robots have demonstrated their advanced capabilities, including language comprehension and boxing skills, at an event held in Hong Kong.

A survey indicates that only 23% of Hongkongers desire to have children, with the majority citing economic pressure as the primary obstacle.

A public inquiry into Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades heard that firefighters prioritized bringing the blaze under control over evacuating residents due to the 'unprecedented' scale of the disaster.

Victory Giant, a Chinese company, is reportedly seeking to raise up to $2.2 billion through a listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

A mentally ill Hongkonger has been sentenced to an indefinite period at a psychiatric hospital for killing his 50-year-old mother and hiding her body under the bed while under the delusion that she…

Hong Kong has issued 53% more IPO banker licenses in an effort to alleviate a shortage of professionals in the financial sector.

Hong Kong’s reputation as a safe haven could be reinforced by the geopolitical shock waves from the US-Israel conflict with Iran, potentially supporting demand for premium office space in its core…

Cantopop star Hins Cheung announced he will serve as a mentor in a Security Bureau program aimed at rehabilitating former 2019 Hong Kong protesters.

Hong Kong plans a 36-fold increase in supercomputing power to position itself among the leading global artificial intelligence (AI) hubs, enhancing its infrastructure to compete with cities like London and New York.

Hong Kong Cyberport is actively promoting technology innovation in AI, big data, and cybersecurity, while also forging connections with ASEAN, the Middle East, and mainland China to attract global innovators.

Police in Hong Kong reported a more than 50% decrease in phishing scams last year, yet the total financial losses suffered by victims doubled to HK$110 million (US$14 million).

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee pledged to extend a free after-school care program for low-income families after receiving positive feedback, aiming to benefit more families.

A coroner ruled that Irene Katsougiannis of Wellington died from a blow with a heavy ornament, killed by her son who later died in Hong Kong after a spending spree.

Hong Kong and mainland China's top internet regulator have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote the digital economy, with Hong Kong's leader pledging to contribute to building a strong technological nation.

Hong Kong lawmakers are calling for immediate action on a proposal to toughen penalties for child abuse, which has been stalled for seven years despite laws last updated in 1995.

A new survey indicates that residents of Manila, Colombo, and Yangon are more likely to find shelter unaffordable than those in Hong Kong and Singapore, with the Philippines recording the world’s highest share of people unable to afford housing.

The chairwoman of Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party has lauded the boundless future of Zhongguancun, a prominent technology hub in China.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and the Li Ka Shing Foundation provided free tickets to thousands of domestic workers as a gesture of thanks, with many arriving early for the event.

The award-winning Hong Kong documentary "To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self" has been pulled from an Italian film festival by its distributor, Golden Scene, following an escalating dispute among stakeholders.

The Yudaihe park in Chongqing, China, offers picturesque scenery for visitors to enjoy.

An independent committee investigating the deadly Tai Po fire has held 10 hearing sessions, with testimonies from residents and employees of firms responsible for fire safety and building management.

A medical intern in Hong Kong has been suspended and is under investigation after a complaint alleged patient information was exposed on social media. This incident follows a similar case where another doctor was dismissed.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban faces an unprecedented challenge for a fifth term from Peter Magyar, with pre-election polls showing varied results, some indicating Magyar in the lead while others predict an Orban victory.

Landlords of over 5,500 subdivided homes in Hong Kong are requesting a three-year grace period to comply with new size, safety, and hygiene standards mandated by a housing law enacted six weeks ago.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is facing calls to further loosen restrictions on stablecoins, following its cautious approach in granting the first two licenses to banks for issuing the digital currency. Bankers, venture capitalists, and analysts believe more expansion is needed.

Hong Kong authorities have proposed a legal amendment to mandate property owners attend briefings on major renovation projects, aiming to curb bid-rigging after a recent deadly fire.

Hong Kong authorities have observed a significant increase in illegal fuel trading activities across the city. This rise in illicit operations poses challenges for enforcement and regulatory bodies.

Hong Kong is implementing 'listing reform 2.0' to streamline requirements and enhance its competitiveness against global rivals in attracting innovative technology companies to list on its stock exchange.

Recent US jury verdicts against tech giants Meta and YouTube have highlighted the ongoing tension between freedom of expression and the protection of children online, prompting discussions on legal commitments and potential lessons for regions like Hong Kong.

This commentary analyzes Viktor Orbán's long tenure as Prime Minister and his populist approach to an upcoming election, framing the political contest as a 'war'. A new portrait further details his "illiberalism," "crony capitalism," ties to Moscow, and financial scandals, highlighting the risk of his ousting in the legislative elections.

Hong Kong has granted its inaugural stablecoin licenses to a venture supported by major banks HSBC and Standard Chartered.

A public inquiry into Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades, which ravaged the Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, has heard that no fire risk assessment was conducted for the HK$336 million renovation project.

Hong Kong students taking the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) English paper were surprised by relatable topics such as bubble tea and starting a YouTube channel. Poems also added a twist to the exam.

Three recipes, including Chili Garlic Noodles and Pineapple Fried Rice, are featured from the 10th anniversary edition of Pailin Chongchitnant's "Hot Thai Kitchen" cookbook.

Animal rights groups in Hong Kong are urging a public boycott of online retailer HKTVmall after its parent company revealed a life science project involving experiments on detached animal heads.

Hong Kong independent bookseller Pong Yat-ming and his firm have been found guilty and fined HK$32,000 for operating an unregistered school after holding a Spanish interest class at his bookstore.

Over 150 Hong Kong civil servants have been dismissed for serious misconduct or criminal convictions in the past three financial years, with the police force accounting for the largest number of cases.

Experts are urging the Hong Kong government to prevent the exploitation of its HK$1.8 billion diesel subsidy, intended to mitigate high oil prices for the transport sector.

An independent committee investigating Hong Kong's deadliest blaze in decades in Tai Po heard an official describe the act of switching off the fire system power as an 'elementary mistake'.

The Chinese city of Chongqing is actively pursuing its ambition to establish itself as the global capital for motorcycle manufacturing and innovation.

Hong Kong actor Leon Lai has shared his appreciation and love for Malaysian cuisine.

The European Commission has requested an explanation from Hungary regarding 'extremely concerning' reports that Hungary shared confidential EU information with Russia, specifically concerning discussions with Sergey Lavrov.

Director Na Hong-jin's film 'Hope' has received an invitation to compete for the prestigious Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

Hong Kong police are searching for a man who posed as a customer and stole two valuable Pokemon trading cards, worth HK$250,000, from a shop in Tsim Sha Tsui.