Hong Kong may consider issuing T3 signal on Saturday as Noul edges closer
The Hong Kong Observatory has said it will consider issuing the No 3 typhoon signal on Saturday afternoon as Severe…
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Hong Kong must wake up to the cold hard geopolitics of AI
Officials talking about artificial intelligence (AI) often speak in terms of the next industrial revolution or…
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‘Rats everywhere’: numbers caught are up 323%. So why are authorities not worried?
Hong Kong resident Yau Suk-ming was startled in her kitchen when her daughter turned on a countertop blender and a rat…
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How scholar Ackbar Abbas changed the way people thought about Hong Kong
Ackbar Abbas, a Hong Kong-born scholar whose influence extended beyond academia to shape artists, filmmakers, writers…
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Hongkongers increase cross-border shopping splurges, spending data shows
Even as local retail spending remains resilient, Hong Kong consumers are shopping more across the border in mainland…
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Man held as mainland Chinese dental centre in Hong Kong raided amid promotions
Hong Kong police have arrested a 72-year-old local man for allegedly practising dentistry illegally at a shop used by a…
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Screen legend Patrick Tse saved my brother from drowning, woman recalls
A Hong Kong woman has paid tribute to the late screen legend Patrick Tse Yin, revealing that he saved her brother from…
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Hong Kong high-speed rail link sets record as passenger trips top 16m in 6 months
Hong Kong’s cross-border high-speed rail link carried more than 16 million passengers in the first six months of the…
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Hong Kong’s competition watchdog tightens tender clauses to target bid-rigging
Hong Kong’s competition watchdog has revised its tender clauses to require bidders to make a statutory declaration that…
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US sanctions on 39 Hong Kong, mainland Chinese officials will remain in place: Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that there will be no change to the remaining sanctions on 39 Hong Kong and…
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Herzog & de Meuron makes second donation to Hong Kong’s M+ museum
International architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, which built Hong Kong’s M+ museum and the National Stadium in…
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Son of ex-Chinese official jailed for 6 years, 9 months for deception, laundering
The son of a former mainland Chinese official has been jailed for six years and nine months for using deceptive means…
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Hong Kong Disneyland rolls out afternoon tickets, extra cooling to beat the heat
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort has introduced a discounted afternoon ticket and expanded its cooling facilities to help…
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Hong Kong checks ‘almost every book shipment from Taiwan’
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has said Hong Kong customs has stepped up scrutiny of “almost every book…
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University to roll out screenings at pharmacies to uncover osteoporosis cases
The University of Hong Kong will roll out a screening programme at pharmacies across the city early next year to…
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Hong Kong officers lose appeal over framing homeless man and covering up evidence
Four disgraced Hong Kong police officers have lost their appeal against convictions and jail terms for framing a…
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Hong Kong gears up for city’s first test run of fully driverless vehicles
Hong Kong has taken the next step in putting driverless cars on the road by allowing passenger vehicles to be tested…
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Hong Kong mechanic dies after being crushed under bus
A Hong Kong mechanic died earlier this week after being crushed by a 28-seater bus while he was inspecting its…
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Ex-Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai enters UK after reported denial
Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has been allowed into the UK, the South China Morning Post has learned,…
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Time for deeper, detailed exchanges between Hong Kong and mainland Chinese courts
One of the main features of the “one country, two systems” principle is that, despite our physical proximity, Hong Kong…
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Hong Kong could issue T1 signal on Friday as storm approaches from Philippines
Hong Kong Observatory has said it will consider issuing the No 1 standby typhoon signal on Friday as a tropical cyclone…
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Monkey business on Hong Kong MTR tracks slows rush-hour trains
A monkey disrupted peak-hour train services in Hong Kong for nearly an hour on Thursday morning after straying onto the…
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‘No time to be a detective’: medics warn of split-second calls under new end-of-life law
Hong Kong’s new legislation on end-of-life directives could create significant operational challenges, including…
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Mainland Chinese dental clinics in Hong Kong come under scrutiny of authorities
Hong Kong authorities have warned of possible enforcement action after mainland Chinese dental chains were suspected of…
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Hong Kong millionaires look to GBA living as retirement planning gaps emerge
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] For a growing number of Hong Kong…
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4 boys arrested over wet tissue ball, water assaults on pedestrians in Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong police have arrested four boys as young as 12 years old after they allegedly threw wet tissue balls and…
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End-of-life directives to go on eHealth as new law takes effect in Hong Kong
Hongkongers will be able to upload orders specifying which life-sustaining treatments they do not wish to receive when…
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Hong Kong’s Chinese medicine hospital to launch stroke and back pain treatments next week
The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong is set to launch two strategic treatment programmes for stroke and lower…
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Families of Lamma ferry crash victims drop judicial review after legal aid denied
Families of victims who died in Hong Kong’s Lamma ferry disaster 14 years ago have withdrawn their application for a…
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Hongkonger, 19, guilty of posting seditious graffiti in commercial complex toilet
A 19-year-old in Hong Kong has been convicted of sedition for writing anti-government graffiti in a commercial building…
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Hong Kong, UAE airport checks could speed up alerts on viruses, researchers say
Targeted surveillance of transit passengers at just two major aviation hubs, Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates,…
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Hong Kong High Court judge Wilson Chan to be reprimanded again for plagiarism
Hong Kong’s chief justice will once again reprimand a High Court judge and require him to undergo training after he was…
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Cathay Pacific expects first-half profit to jump 75% to HK$6.5 billion
Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways expects its first-half net profit to jump by as much as 75 per cent to…
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How should Hongkongers prepare for road trips? Experts weigh in after Japan accidents
Hong Kong travellers should be mindful of driving fatigue, unfamiliar road signs and their insurance coverage when…
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British woman jailed for 6 years in Hong Kong over £100,000 rape‑claim blackmail
A Hong Kong court has sentenced a British woman to six years in prison after convicting her of blackmailing a…
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Hong Kong surpasses July rainfall in just 20 days – why?
Hong Kong’s rainfall so far this month has already surpassed typical levels for July by 23 per cent, a review of…
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