The purchase of Asia’s most expensive address by a buyer with a pinyin name – the method for romanising Mandarin Chinese names – underscores the surge in wealth creation in Chin...

Bail proceedings lasted four days for the 47 defendants charged with subversion under the national security law.

The proposal by Wong, the top executive of the largest of Hong Kong’s three currency issuers, underscores how the GBA could present a viable option for the city’s youth, where t...

Some 3,000 teachers and staff members at schools run by the English Schools Foundation will undergo Covid-19 testing from this week in order to resume in-person classes for all ...

In the latest webinar of our Redefining Hong Kong series, Financial Secretary Paul Chan reveals mainland investors could tap into market as early as this summer, and outlines hi...

Follow-up questions filed by lawmakers after the budget announcement have halved after the pro-democracy camp resigned en masse.

Teenagers saw insomnia risks decrease by 71 percent in a prevention program organized by three universities that taught them how to separate work from sleep.

More butterflies appear in Hong Kong as the city’s temperature rises, conversation group Green Power reports.

Fifteen of the total 47 defendants charged under the national security law were granted bail in a West Kowloon court, however their hopes of getting home were immediately dashed...

A 61-year-old woman has been sentenced to immediate imprisonment for 10 days by the West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts today for violating a compulsory quarantine order.

Anal Covid swabs have been made compulsory for everyone flying into China from abroad, despite protests from governments around the world.

Hong Kong has recorded 13 new confirmed Covid-19 cases - six local and three imported – bringing the tally to 11,056 cases, according to the Centre for Health Protection.

Former World Health Organisation chief Margaret Chan Fung Fu-chun, also a Standing Committee member of China's top political advisory body, said Hong Kong could have done better...

Another Covid patient passed away in the city today, pushing Hong Kong’s death tally to 201, according to the Hospital Authority.

The Rugby Sevens, is poised to return this year amid growing expectations that life will gradually return to normal in the coming months, Bloomberg reports.

"People near the coast in the following areas must move immediately to the nearest high ground, out of all tsunami evacuation zones, or as far inland as possible," the National ...

Heritage Foundation says Beijing ‘ultimately controls’ the policies offering Hong Kong and Macau greater economic freedom.

While NEOM is being sold as a vision of a brighter future, international investors have yet to bite.

Together, the policies may pull the rug from under the retail investors - particularly punters from mainland China - who are making use of the city’s disclosure and identificati...

"Last week, new cases of Covid-19 in Europe grew nine percent to touch a little over one million," WHO Europe's regional director Hans Kluge told a news conference.

Minister in charge of immunisation programme reveals many of those turned away on Wednesday had chronic illnesses.

Stanley Choi upped his stake last week in AirAsia Group, which he predicts will be among the first in the industry to ‘bounce back’ from the Covid-19 crisis.

Yin Zonghua has been a Beijing point man to the World Trade Organization and is expected to take up a liaison office position soon, sources say.