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Hong Kong retail sales dropped for the 11th month in a row in January, falling by 3.2 per cent year on year, official figures released on Monday showed. Provisional estimates by the Census and Statistics Department put the total value […]

A flight from Hong Kong with 112 passengers on board was forced to abort its landing in Busan, South Korea, after the pilot reportedly failed to confirm that the aircraft’s wheels had been deployed. The Air Busan Airbus A321 aircraft

A stray monkey wandered onto a private housing estate in Hong Kong on Christmas Eve, triggering brief commotion as residents were asked to keep their windows closed to avoid the animal invading their homes. The drama unfolded at around 10am

The Hong Kong government has denounced accusations in a US congressional commission report of “repressive policies” against dissidents under the guise of national security, labelling the allegations as “malicious smearing remarks”. The 2024 annual report of the US Congressional-Executive Commission

Hong Kong taxi drivers will be banned from plying their trade if they fail to turn on internal surveillance cameras and dashcams, according to proposed legislative amendments aimed at improving the industry’s service quality. Newly appointed Secretary for Transport and

Hong Kong community care teams that received mental health training are better at identifying hidden cases and communicating with those who are suffering, a study has found, while a lawmaker has urged authorities to expand the coverage of the course.

A traditional Chinese festival aimed at pacifying the spirits of the dead and a lantern lighting ritual to celebrate the arrival of newborn sons are among the new items added to a list of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage. Authorities

Hong Kong police are searching for a man in his 30s suspected of shattering the door of a KMB bus in fit of rage, following a dispute with the bus driver in the early hours of Monday. The incident took

Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong will press on with explaining the implementation of the “one country, two systems” governing principle to foreign envoys after some declined invites to visit a mainland Chinese province. But Cui Jianchun, the head of

Hong Kong’s finance chief has shared how the city used retail bond issuances to fund infrastructure projects as he began a visit to Peru for an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) meeting. At a finance ministers’ retreat in Lima, Paul Chan