Since the Chinese Central Government passed a controversial law in 2020 in response to widespread anti-establishment protests the year before, Hong Kong has steadily transformed from a place known for freer expression to one that Benedict Rogers, a British human rights activist focused on Asia, described last month as a “ police state .”

Founder Marc Nicolson sends letter to members citing fall in attendance and lower spending for closure of original branch in Lion City.

China’s national security authorities in Hong Kong and the city’s police have launched their first publicly known joint operation, raiding the homes of six people on suspicion of colluding with foreig

Hong Kong’s security chief said the city is working with Beijing to determine whether the mainland should take control of a suspected case of foreign collusion, a move that would expand China’s influence on national security-related cases in the financial hub.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning signal following sustained heavy rainfall exceeding 30 mm per hour. Residents are advised to take precautions against flooding in low-lying areas.

Hong Kong police have accused a mobile game application of advocating armed revolution and promoting secessionist agendas.

She talks animatedly about how she felt after Beijing imposed a strict national security law in 2020 that silenced critics, decimated press freedom, and curtailed civic action in Hong Kong. At the time,

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Jacky Cheung, set to visit the English club under a Jockey Club scheme, aims to become a ‘great coach’ and unearth top talent in city.

Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong has been charged with conspiracy to collude with foreign forces to endanger national security under a Beijing-imposed law that critics say has crushed Hong Kong's once-thriving pro-democracy movement.

Chinese ride-hailing platform CaoCao is looking to raise as much as US$253.3 million via an initial public offering in Hong Kong, adding to the growing number of companies lining up to list in the financial hub. The company, backed by Chinese carmaker Geely, said in a filing Tuesday that it plans to offer 44.2 million shares at HK$41.94 each.