Pope Francis has reportedly approved a two-year renewal of the deal on the appointment of bishops vetted by the Vatican.

The force will stop recognising press accreditation issued by local media groups or journalist associations unless registered with Information Services Department.

Public health expert says Britain, France and Spain are facing a second virus wave and he believes crisis will become more severe in Europe as weather cools.

Both RTHK and Commercial Radio were taken to task by the Communications Authority for what was deemed to be biased criticism of police.

High Court chief judge finds teen’s original probation sentence was disproportionate to the severity of the arson charge.

Survey was based on 400,000 posts on social media, more than 4.7 million online comments, and interactions among internet users between May 16 and September 6.

Judiciary has frequently come under fire from both sides of political divide for rulings on cases related to the anti-government protests.

High Court Chief Justice Jeremy Poon rules 55-year-old’s team presented ‘mere regurgitation’ of previously rejected arguments.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, many organizations have adopted work from home (WFH) practice for months. A recent survey conducted by Lingnan University (LU) in Hong Kong...

The police have grown increasingly hostile to media, frequently alleging for example that there are many "fake reporters" at protests.

Recycled plastic pellets are facing greater scrutiny upon import into China, international recycling stakeholders recently reported. Meanwhile, Hong Kong moved to incorporate up...

Disney’s Hong Kong-based theme park will finally be permitted to reopen this Friday, two months after it was forced to shut down for a second time due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The defendant is accused of paying the five people HK$1,000 each to vote for a tech executive running to represent the IT sector.

Department of Justice takes issue with judge’s finding that, essentially, people cannot be guilty of taking part in a riot if they are not present at the crime scene.

Second time the Hang Heung Cake Shop, founded in 1920, is targeted by bootleggers within three years.

Over 800,000 Chinese students who studied in the likes of the US, Britain or Australia returned to China this year in the search of work in an already crowded domestic job marke...

Following China’s delay of Hong Kong’s legislative elections, opposition lawmakers face a defining choice: Keep playing by Beijing’s rules? Or quit and join the radicals in the ...

Hong Kong shares fell on Monday, dragged by financials after reports said HSBC and Standard Chartered were among banks moving allegedly illicit funds over the past two decades a...

Shares in banking giant HSBC plunged to a 25-year low Monday on fears it could be added to a Chinese list of firms deemed a threat to national security and following news it had...

The crowd recoiled as tear gas canisters rained down on them and riot police advanced up the street, carrying shields and batons.