Pay freezes won’t fix Hong Kong’s chronic fiscal problems

[South China Morning Post] - 03/7/2025

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Consumer Council says it received 191 complaints over private healthcare services between 2021 and 2024, with 87 (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 6/03/2025

From Chinese maths star making a breakthrough to Hong Kong star declaring bankruptcy, here are highlights from (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025

The government has welcomed a ruling from the Court of Final Appeal which upheld pro-democracy radio host “Fast (…)

[HKFP] - 7/03/2025

First-of-its-kind facility in Asia expected to generate thousands of jobs and open up a lucrative industry in the city.

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025

The national security trial of jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is expected to hear closing arguments in late (…)

[HKFP] - 7/03/2025

Home demand is keen: govt rejects oversupply claims

Authorities insist there is still keen demand for housing, citing a low vacancy rate for private flats, in response (…)

[RTHK] - 6/03/2025

Reliance on salary freezes and workforce reductions has become a recurring theme. But they fail to address the (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025

Sun Qingye takes apparent swipe at US politics and warns against foreign groups imposing pressure on local judges.

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025

Bus firm KMB sends condolences to victim’s family, says it will cooperate with police in investigations.

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025

China’s foreign minister on Friday vowed Beijing would “firmly counter” US pressure, after Donald Trump heaped (…)

[HKFP] - 7/03/2025

New system designed to focus on traffic data rather than capturing information about residents, chief inspector says.

[South China Morning Post] - 7/03/2025