China condemns US after ‘we do not support Taiwan independence’ cut from gov’t website
[HKFP] - 02/18/2025
China condemned the United States on Monday for removing a reference to the status of Taiwan from the State Department website, urging Washington to “correct its mistakes”. Beijing views Taiwan as part of its territory and has refused to rule out using force to unify with the self-ruled island (…)
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Second phase of scheme to cover sites in Kai Tak and Tuen Mun, as well as renovated former schools in Kwun Tong and (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 17/02/2025
Hong Kong condemns ‘unfounded smear’ after wanted ex-lawmaker Ted Hui slams HK$800,000 assets seizure
The Hong Kong government has condemned wanted ex-lawmaker Ted Hui’s “unfounded smear” after he slammed a court order (…)
[HKFP] - 18/02/2025
Tung Wah College says some applicants even asked others to take entrance exams, interviews on their behalf.
[South China Morning Post] - 17/02/2025
Woman filed a report with police alleging she had been indecently assaulted by a man, 42, between May and November.
[South China Morning Post] - 17/02/2025
Kai Tak opening a milestone in sports and culture: CE
Chief Executive John Lee on Tuesday said the opening of Kai Tak Sports Park will mark a significant milestone in (…)
[RTHK] - 18/02/2025
Finance sector to lead hiring momentum and tech sector to top pay increases of up to 25 per cent to attract talent, (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
New round of applications for 5,000 temporary public housing flats to start next week
A new round of applications for more than 5,000 temporary housing units will open next Monday, with tenants expected (…)
[HKFP] - 17/02/2025
Hong Kong police launch AI-powered website to help people exit new Kai Tak Sports Park
The Hong Kong Police Force has launched an AI-powered website to help people leave the Kai Tak Sports Park. The (…)
[HKFP] - 18/02/2025
Banks agree to join the customer financial arrangements negotiation mechanism to help resolve funding difficulties.
[South China Morning Post] - 17/02/2025
Lau Kai-ping, 42, says his daughter fell out of bed but prosecutors argue her injuries were consistent with violent (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 17/02/2025
Hong Kong's minimum wage to go up to $42.1 per hour
Hong Kong is set to raise the statutory minimum wage from the current HK$40 to $42.1 per hour. In a statement issued (…)
[RTHK] - 18/02/2025
