08:04 | 13/11/2020
“Travel bubble” flights between Singapore and Hong Kong will be officially conducted starting November 22 with one flight per day into each location carrying maximum of 200 passengers.
07:48 | 28/08/2020
Hong Kong has rejected Irish journalist Aaron McNicholas’s visa on Thursday amid fear of a clampdown on a press freedom
07:35 | 13/08/2020
Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong pro-democracy media mogul, was free on bail Wednesday and received a hero's welcome upon his return to his paper, Apple Daily.
07:58 | 11/08/2020
China imposed sanctions on Rubio, Cruz, and other US citizens including legislators on Monday over the US's moves towards Hong Kong.
11:00 | 10/08/2020
Hong Kong police arrested media magnate Jimmy Lai for alleged foreign collusion under the new security laws.
12:11 | 08/08/2020
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the recently passed policy has proved that the actions of Hong Kong officials were unacceptable and contrary to China's commitment to the principle of "one country, two systems".
09:34 | 21/07/2020
Hong Kong on Monday (July 20) made the wearing of masks mandatory in all indoor public places and on public transport, and civil servants to work from home after the territory confirmed a record increase in new Covdi-19 (coronavirus) infections with more than 100 new cases.
13:47 | 14/07/2020
Walt Disney Co is temporarily closing its Hong Kong Disneyland theme park from July 15 amid rising coronavirus cases, the company said Monday (July 13).
14:51 | 13/07/2020
Over 600,000 Hong Kong citizens cast ballots over the weekend in a symbolic protest vote against the new tough national security laws directly imposed by Beijing.
16:34 | 02/07/2020
Hong Kong national security law, which was voted unanimously by an elite body within China's legislature on Tuesday, was adopted in a rushed, secretive process.
14:24 | 02/07/2020
370 people were arrested as police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds protesting against Hong Kong security law.
06:38 | 05/06/2020
Lawmakers in Hong Kong on Thursday passed a contentious bill that would make it a crime to mock China’s national anthem, imposing a maximum three-year prison sentence on anyone convicted of insulting the March of the Volunteers.
23:32 | 02/06/2020
Hong Kong’s restrictions on public gatherings are slated to last at least two more weeks as an extension of social-distancing rules have been revealed by the health minister on Tuesday following the emergence of new cases of COVID-19, reported the South China Morning Post
16:02 | 29/05/2020
Vietnam reaffirms its support for China's "one country, two systems" policy.
08:19 | 29/05/2020
The UK government is mulling giving greater visiting rights to certain Hong Kong residents, unless the Chinese government suspends a controversial proposed national security law.
16:53 | 28/05/2020
The Chinese parliament has approved plans for a bill that threatens to limit freedoms in the semi-autonomous state, with an overwhelming vote in favor of the proposal to draft the law. The move will bypass Hong Kong's internal legislature to punish acts that subvert state power.
23:25 | 25/05/2020
China affirmed that Hong Kong affairs are China's internal affairs, Israel's Prime Minister appears in court to face corruption charges, Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ leaked, Venice Film Festival schedule among others are notable headlines of Monday (May 25).
21:19 | 18/03/2020
The pet dog fed by a coronavirus patient in Hong Kong (China) - the first pet found infectious for noval coronavirus died on Monday (Mar 16) after testing negative for the disease and returning home, said the city's animal welfare authority.
22:52 | 04/03/2020
The pet dog of a coronavirus patient in Hong Kong (China) was confirmed to be infected with the disease, in a likely case of human-to-animal transmission, the city's authorities said on Wednesday (Mar 4).
16:57 | 17/02/2020
Three armed robbers who stole hundreds of toilet rolls in Hong Kong (China) were being hunted by police on Monday (Feb 17), in a city hit by a wave of panic-buying in recent days with supermarket shelves emptied of crucial goods such as toilet paper, hand sanitiser, rice and pasta.
