Activists’ trial leaves a stain on Hong Kong. It can’t be business as usual.
The unjust sentencing of 45 pro-democracy politicians and activists tarnishes the city.
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Hong Kong’s taxi industry at a turning point: Can new regulations bring free-wheeling sector back on track?
Quentin Lau knows his job as a taxi driver makes him an object of derision. When he comes across online news articles on the ...
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The free world has abandoned Hong Kong
Forty years ago today, British prime minister Margaret Thatcher and China’s Premier Zhao Ziyang signed the Sino-British Joint ...
How UK-based activist went from high school pupil to one of Hong Kong’s most wanted in a year
The teenage activist, who attended some of the protests back in Hong Kong in her school uniform, having gone straight from ...
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Hong Kong gov’t has no business in show business – especially when times are tight
Opinion: "The government's role in fostering mega events should be confined to ensuring there are suitable venues for them," ...
Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong for the city’s first pyrotechnics drone show
Hundreds gathered in Hong Kong on Saturday to watch the city’s first pyrotechnics drone show, as part of a campaign to raise ...
Hong Kong Urban Renewal Authority to Sign $1.7 Billion Loan
Hong Kong’s Urban Renewal Authority is set to obtain a HK$13 billion ($1.7 billion) five-year loan with a group of banks, ...
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Canadian activist says he's proud Hong Kong is offering reward for his arrest
Victor Ho and fellow Canadian Joe Tay are among six overseas activists targeted by Hong Kong police who announced rewards of ...
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Free trackers for special needs kids in Hong Kong amid rise in missing cases
Hong Kong police are expanding a programme offering free Bluetooth trackers to children with special needs, following a rise in missing cases in Kowloon East. Teachers and parents from special ...