A Greenpeace survey found that nearly 80% of low-income elderly residents in Hong Kong have experienced physical or mental distress due to extreme heat, underscoring their vulnerability to rising temperatures.

Convictions related to the Tiananmen vigil in Hong Kong have drawn criticism from Western nations, with Beijing condemning the interference. The rulings raise concerns about freedom of expression and assembly in Hong Kong.

A consortium comprising mainland Chinese-backed companies and a Hong Kong developer's subsidiary has secured the first large-scale land disposal project in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis with a HK$1.03 billion bid.

An associate professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has been acquitted of indecently assaulting a woman, with the court finding mutual attraction between them.

A wax figure of Silence Wang has been officially unveiled and is now on display at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong.

A group of young people from around the world embarked on a boat tour to explore the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.

Forty teams have gathered in Hong Kong to participate in the 'AI x Cybersecurity Challenge,' a competition focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Hong Kong authorities are preparing to issue a typhoon signal as Tropical Cyclone Narra is expected to approach the region on Tuesday or Wednesday.

A report details how beauty product company Opatra's aggressive sales tactics in Hong Kong are similar to the "Dead Sea sales scams" previously exposed by WikiLeaks, prompting calls for expert intervention.

Forty teams have gathered in Hong Kong to participate in the 'AI x Cybersecurity Challenge,' a competition focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Hong Kong customs is investigating allegations that an 88-year-old woman was pressured into purchasing HK$100,000 worth of beauty products from an outlet linked to a company known for aggressive sales tactics.

A greenhouse gas monitoring instrument developed in Hong Kong is successfully operating aboard the Tiangong space station, expected to contribute to sustainable development efforts.

Hong Kong authorities are still deliberating whether to restrict proxy voters at homeowners' meetings to relatives or other flat owners, as part of proposed law amendments aimed at combating bid-rigging.

Hong Kong activist Chow Hang-tung has been sentenced for subversion, with excerpts from her prison writings also being published.

Labour unions in Hong Kong are advocating for employers to be legally required to provide outdoor workers with heatstroke-prevention equipment amidst extreme temperatures, also suggesting heatstroke be added to statutory occupational diseases.

The China Daily Global Edition features coverage on Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.

A Hong Kong alliance and its former leaders have been found guilty of inciting subversion, a charge under the city's national security law.

Welfare money designated for seniors in Hong Kong is reportedly flowing into Guangdong province.

A Hong Kong court has convicted leaders of a group that organized annual Tiananmen Square vigils on charges of inciting subversion, marking a significant development in the city's political landscape.

A Hong Kong court has convicted activists who organized vigils commemorating the Tiananmen Square crackdown, marking a significant legal development in the city's political landscape.

Analysts suggest that chipmaker Hua Hong Grace Semiconductor Ltd., AI-related firm Kingboard Laminates Holdings Ltd., and miner Zijin Gold International Co. could be added to Hong Kong’s equity benchmark.

A new survey in Hong Kong reveals that approximately 66% of upper primary students experience stress due to an overload of school assessments and testing.

High-pressure sales tactics remain widespread in Hong Kong's beauty industry, leading to consumer complaints and arrests linked to chains like Opatra London.

Shein has reportedly postponed its highly anticipated Hong Kong debut until September, according to SCMP.

A top executive of the Hong Kong operator of UK-based beauty chain Opatra London has resigned following the arrest of two company managers over alleged coercive and misleading sales practices.

A Hong Kong conglomerate is seeking $1.5 billion in damages from Panama following the takeover of canal ports, escalating a dispute over the significant infrastructure assets.

A prominent obstetrician in Hong Kong has been cleared of professional misconduct by the medical watchdog, following allegations that she failed to properly record the reason for administering a labor-inducing drug to a patient.

Evergrande's liquidators are challenging the Hong Kong watchdog's HK$1 billion settlement with auditor PwC in court. This legal action disputes the terms of the agreement reached between the regulator and the auditing firm.

Prudential Hong Kong is significantly expanding its office footprint by leasing headquarters space across Swire Properties’ One Taikoo Place and One Island East towers.

A 48-year-old man in Hong Kong has been sentenced to 22 years in jail for repeatedly raping his daughter over a decade, starting when she was 14.

Singapore has introduced new tax cuts aimed at asset managers, a strategic move to attract global talent and potentially impact the wider financial landscape beyond reforms seen in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Gold Exchange (HKGX) and TGX Technology have formed a joint venture to develop a secure and competitive gold trading and clearing platform, aiming to bolster Hong Kong's position as a gold trading hub.

A Hong Kong court has ordered the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper to pay HK$1.5 million to a couple in a defamation lawsuit. The ruling pertains to articles published in 2019.

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein is preparing for its initial public offering in Hong Kong, with the subscription period starting Wednesday and shares expected to trade on August 28. The IPO is under scrutiny due to the company's decreased valuation.

A large-scale study projects that global infertility cases among women aged 35 to 49 could rise by almost half to 79.64 million by 2036, posing a significant public health challenge for Hong Kong due to delayed childbearing.

Nathan Chuang has stepped down from his position as Chief Executive Officer of AIA Life Korea, the South Korean unit of the Hong Kong-based life insurance company, citing a decision to pursue other opportunities.

LimX Dynamics, an Alibaba-backed robot manufacturer, is reportedly planning a Hong Kong initial public offering to raise up to $300 million, joining a growing number of Chinese robotics firms seeking public listings.

Hong Kong authorities have vowed to revamp their 'inadequate' heat stress warning system by the end of the month. The aim is to improve the system's effectiveness in protecting the public from extreme heat.

Hong Kong's offshore yuan bond market reached new heights with a record-breaking issuance by China's State Grid Corporation, marking the largest single deal by a Chinese state-owned enterprise and highlighting the market's growing appeal.

Hong Kong authorities are considering prosecuting the owner of a large dog suspected of mauling two smaller pet dogs to death in separate incidents in Yuen Long.

Foreign central banks and governments, particularly China/Hong Kong and Japan, have significantly reduced their holdings of US Treasuries. This move by Japan was linked to raising USD for yen intervention, while China's reduction was amid concerns over the Iran war and Federal Reserve uncertainty.

UBS forecasts a moderation in Hong Kong's property market recovery, citing artificial intelligence disruptions, slower population inflows, and other factors as potential impacts on prices and rents.

Fast-fashion giant Shein is reportedly aiming for a valuation of up to $27 billion in its upcoming initial public offering in Hong Kong.

Shein, the fast-fashion giant, has reportedly reduced its initial public offering valuation target for its Hong Kong listing to $25 billion.

Finn Lau, a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist based in the UK, announced that three of his bank accounts with financial services provider Wise have been restored. The accounts, including one for his diaspora media outlet Points Media, had been suddenly deactivated.

A senior Hong Kong police officer's appeal against his 6½-year jail sentence for fraudulently obtaining over HK$26 million in mortgages by hiding his police affiliation has been dismissed by a court.

An archived report from August 18, 1971, details how Typhoon Rose capsized the Hongkong-Macao ferry Fatshan, killing 88 people, with no hope for missing crew members.

Robotera, a Chinese robotics startup backed by HSG and CDH Investments, is reportedly planning an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. This move comes as a growing number of companies in the robotics industry seek to go public.

Hong Kong is scheduled to conduct two additional drills later this month at the newly renovated Huanggang border crossing. These exercises will involve up to 20,000 civil servants and test new immigration clearance gates under more challenging conditions.

A Hong Kong court has ordered a unit of China's state-backed SDIC Commodities Co. to liquidate, adding to the financial difficulties for the metals trader amid increased scrutiny on the sector by Beijing.

An escalating crackdown on independent bookstores in Hong Kong has put Taiwan publishers in the spotlight, as several stores have permanently closed.

Hong Kong homebuyers showed strong interest in the first batch of units at a major residential project in the Northern Metropolis, with over half of the available flats finding buyers.

Hong Kong customs is investigating a London-based beauty chain, Opatra, after a woman complained she was cheated into paying over HK$60,000 for products and raised concerns about the company’s operations.

Five hundred cadets participating in a People’s Liberation Army (PLA) summer camp in Hong Kong battled scorching heat during their annual two-week training. Participants described the heat as the biggest challenge.

An article explores the Hong Kong approach to wellness, emphasizing healthy eating, physical activity, and overall well-being.

China and Hong Kong will fly flags at half-mast as a tribute to the late former premier Zhu Rongji. This gesture will be observed during the period of his funeral.

Hong Kong's decision to draft its first five-year plan has generated discussion and perplexity, with some viewing it as a significant shift for the city's laissez-faire economy.

Hong Kong is bracing for a persistent heatwave on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, before a low-pressure system brings squally thunderstorms and unsettled weather by midweek.

Singapore aims to prevent finance professionals from relocating to Hong Kong by ensuring easy access to the latest AI models, leveraging its strong ties with both the US and China.

Hong Kong police have launched an internal investigation into a female officer who posted a viral video of herself dancing in uniform on mainland Chinese social media, ordering its removal.

Struggling families and concern groups in Hong Kong are urging authorities to reinstate student subsidies after textbook prices recorded their sharpest increase since the Covid-19 pandemic, coinciding with the growing use of digital learning tools.

Experts reveal Hong Kong's forests harbor more wildlife than previously thought, including new species, and urge authorities to create a conservation list for vulnerable species.

Hong Kong's first five-year plan prioritizes regional cooperation, focusing on improving life in the Greater Bay Area through policy adjustments.

Shein, the fast-fashion giant, is reportedly targeting a $27 billion valuation for its initial public offering in Hong Kong.

Alibaba has successfully raised US$10 billion through a record-breaking share sale in Hong Kong. This significant capital injection marks a major financial event for the e-commerce giant.

Mainland Chinese technology and pharmaceutical companies are increasingly leveraging Hong Kong as a base for their international expansion efforts, with a major state-owned drugmaker considering investment in the city’s Northern Metropolis project.

Hong Kong will launch a new government initiative next month, offering free dental check-ups to preschoolers, with over 70% of kindergartens already enrolled.

Close to 95 percent of homeowners at the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, have accepted the government's offer to buy back their flats.

China has publicly rejected foreign criticism regarding a recent court ruling in Hong Kong, asserting its judicial sovereignty.

Tropical Cyclone Narra has killed one person and caused widespread flooding and landslides across northern Vietnam. Hong Kong authorities had previously prepared to issue a typhoon signal as the storm approached the region.

A 76-year-old man was hospitalized and two other elderly individuals sustained minor injuries after falling on an escalator at a Hong Kong shopping center.

Analysts project a significant increase in luxury home sales in Hong Kong, driven by a growing influx of expatriate retirees attracted to the city's low-tax environment and business opportunities.

Hong Kong craft brewers are pushing for permits that would allow them to offer on-site tours and tasting sessions, a request they currently have to decline even for large tour groups due to licensing restrictions.

Hong Kong's government has rejected extending the deadline for its buy-back offer for fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court, despite about 100 homeowners still hesitating to accept.

Hong Kong's Wine & Dine Festival invites visitors to explore culinary delights amidst the city's skyline, Victoria Harbour, temples, and fragrant markets.

Hong Kong courts have convicted activists involved in a Tiananmen Square vigil of inciting subversion, a move seen as further tightening control over dissent in the city.

Hong Kong and Shenzhen authorities have conducted their first test of clearance procedures and private car access at the revamped Huanggang border crossing, ahead of a major exercise next week involving 20,000 people.

Hong Kong police have arrested two men suspected of using 110 SIM cards in a hotel room to send phishing messages, defrauding victims of over HK$500,000 (US$63,766). The arrests were made last Thursday.

Hong Kong's health minister announced that full fee waivers in public healthcare have increased 20-fold to 280,000 patients since the healthcare fee reform took effect earlier this year.

Materials scientist and electrochemist Liu Jiawei has relocated from Singapore to Hong Kong to launch her own research group, seeking to be closer to family.

DG Display Showcase is set to present its luxury retail display solutions at the Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 2026 exhibition.

The 'Hainan Night' event, part of the 2026 Hong Kong and Macao Youth Study Tour and Exchange Program, was held in Sanya, igniting youthful energy on the shores of the South China Sea.

Organizers of Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen Square vigil have been found guilty of inciting subversion. This conviction marks a significant development in the suppression of dissent in the city, where the vigil has been effectively shut down for years.

Former Miss Hong Kong winner Shirley Yeung is reportedly live streaming for up to 10 hours daily to financially support her family.

Analysts state that a rare government incentive for developers in Hong Kong will help revitalize old neighborhoods like Sham Shui Po, where redevelopment projects have stalled due to a sluggish property market.

Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company (Haeco) and China Aircraft Leasing Group have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a new aircraft maintenance center in Hong Kong, forming a strategic alliance.

Hong Kong's jobless rate has remained unchanged at 3.7% since the beginning of 2026, but the labour chief warns of increasing pressure on unemployment as new graduates enter the workforce.

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein is preparing for its initial public offering in Hong Kong, targeting a valuation between $26 billion and $27 billion, with the subscription period starting Wednesday and shares expected to trade on August 28.

Hong Kong's main psychiatric hospital has launched the city's first facility exclusively for child and adolescent patients, part of a redevelopment aimed at enhancing service quality.

The Hong Kong Observatory is tracking a low-pressure system and announced it would consider issuing the No. 1 standby typhoon signal over the weekend as the system approaches the city.

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. (HKEX) CEO Bonnie Chan stated that the initial public offering (IPO) pipeline remains strong, with close to 10 international companies in the queue.

Hong Kong parents have lost their legal bid to regain custody of their baby, Danny, from welfare authorities. The court dismissed the father's attempt as 'inappropriate'.

The owner of a large dog suspected of killing two smaller dogs in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, has been arrested, and the 'killer dog' may be euthanized if not reclaimed.

Hong Kong is developing its inaugural five-year plan for economic and social development, which is expected to become a regular feature of governance and guide resource allocation.

A Macau firm is selling a North Point redevelopment site for HK$1.2 billion (US$153 million) after years of assembly, citing potential losses of up to 30 percent if they proceeded with the project.

A former Mos Burger branch manager, his wife, and six alleged 'phantom workers' have appeared in court in Hong Kong, charged with conspiring to defraud the fast-food chain of about HK$680,000 in wages.

The owner of a 60kg dog was arrested in Hong Kong after their unleashed pet attacked and killed two smaller animals. The incident has raised concerns about pet safety and responsible ownership.

ShengShu, an AI video platform backed by Alibaba, is reportedly exploring the possibility of an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. The company is evaluating its options for a public listing.

The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) has urged the government to introduce tax incentives for the Northern Metropolis development and improve the stock exchange's listing regime.

Hong Kong customs arrested 10 people and seized suspected cannabis buds worth an estimated HK$56 million (US$7 million) in a month-long operation targeting a syndicate accused of smuggling the drug from Southeast Asia to Europe and Africa.

A Hong Kong court sentenced a man to 22 years in prison for repeatedly raping his daughter since she was 13, with the judge noting the penalty could not compensate for the victim's ordeal.

The independent committee investigating Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades, the Tai Po fire, has postponed the submission of its report by a month to the end of October, citing complexity and volume of documents.

The University of Hong Kong has fenced off its long-empty 'Democracy Wall' bulletin board, converting it into a digital display.

Hong Kong's new tax cut for hedge funds has led to intense activity in the city's financial sector, with investment banks concerned about an exodus of prop traders.

UK-based beauty chain Opatra London has disassociated itself from a Hong Kong distributor facing accusations of deceptive sales practices.

Hong Kong authorities are investigating two hygiene officers caught smoking in public while in uniform, an act strictly prohibited, with disciplinary action expected.

Hong Kong authorities have successfully reduced the time required for environmental impact assessments by up to 50% through the implementation of artificial intelligence, as part of a broader efficiency drive.

Hong Kong recorded approximately 4.5 million visitor arrivals in July, a 3% increase year-on-year, driven by major international conventions boosting business travel, despite bad weather impacting growth from mainland China.

A Taiwan-based streaming platform, Animation Crazy, has pulled the Japanese anime series 'Chainsmoker Cat' for Hong Kong audiences, citing a breach of the city’s ban on online smoking advertisements.

Hong Kong innovators achieved significant success at an international invention competition in Silicon Valley, securing the top prize, eight special awards, and 35 medals, with a solar-powered fertilizer production system earning the highest honor.

A Hong Kong merchant received a five-year and four-month jail sentence for attempting to murder his wife and three daughters by burning charcoal in their flat, driven by nearly HK$900,000 in debt.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is holding public consultations on the city's first five-year plan and his final policy address, with many evaluating the progress of his 'new chapter' promise.

The percentage of non-Chinese-speaking students admitted to Hong Kong's public universities after DSE exams has remained consistently low, prompting discussions on how to improve their access.

Police operations in Hong Kong resulted in 16 arrests, including a 13-year-old boy, as part of a juvenile crime crackdown, and 17 arrests in a scam group operation. Separately, Ilocos police apprehended 74 individuals during their crime crackdown amidst heavy rains.

Hong Kong Disneyland is collaborating with Pixar Animation Studios to introduce an exclusive theatrical experience centered around a new home-grown character, with clues suggesting she could be a pangolin.

A new series explores why Hongkongers, particularly younger residents, are increasingly using supplements to boost energy, immunity, and performance, despite expert warnings about potential excesses.

Hong Kong's examination authority has defended an invigilator's decision to refuse a DSE candidate with anxiety access to a school lift before an assessment, stating the candidate had not requested the facility in advance.

Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, stated that changes in US trade policy and interest rate trends will significantly affect the city's economy, but the impact will be 'primarily psychological,' as he expressed optimism for continued growth.

Hong Kong's historic Bead Street, a vibrant handicraft hub in Sham Shui Po, is facing an uncertain future as many shops are closing down, threatening its legacy.

Hong Kong is grappling with an ageing population and a widening income gap, issues that threaten its social fabric and are being addressed in a five-year plan series.

Hong Kong has conducted its inaugural counterterrorism drill at the redeveloped Huanggang border crossing, showcasing new security measures and facilities. The exercise provided insight into what travelers can expect from the revamped crossing.

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has advised residents to exercise extreme caution with personal data, reporting a 62% increase in privacy complaints year-on-year, particularly in the age of AI.

CityUHK has once again achieved stellar results in the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), securing the 2nd position in Hong Kong and maintaining its place among the global top 100 universities.

Hong Kong police have recorded over 2,100 investment scam cases in the first half of 2026, resulting in total losses of HK$1.6 billion.

Hong Kong police have arrested a woman for allegedly wearing a T-shirt with a seditious message outside West Kowloon Court, also facing charges of disorder in a public place and obstruction.

Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung's new restaurant has been temporarily closed by local authorities (MBPJ) just ten days after its grand opening, with reasons for the closure not immediately specified.

A Hong Kong court has sentenced a former teacher to 18 months in prison for molesting a 15-year-old student on two occasions in 2020.

Hong Kong authorities have introduced a new booking system for visitors to the popular Po Pin Chau coastal trail in Sai Kung Geopark, aiming to manage crowds and protect the environment.

MoreTickets has released insights into Hong Kong's most-searched summer events and evolving ticket-buying behaviors. The report highlights current entertainment and event preferences in the region.

MoreTickets has released data on Hong Kong's most-searched summer events and highlighted evolving ticket-buying behaviors among consumers.

A wellness series in Hong Kong explores how residents are adopting digital detox practices, as experts warn about the links between excessive screen use and mental health issues like anxiety and depression.

Ride-hailing platform operators from mainland China and Southeast Asia are showing interest in entering Hong Kong's market as the city prepares to launch licensed operations.

A 25-year-old patient has been arrested on suspicion of setting fire to bedding and restraint belts at Kwong Wah Hospital in Hong Kong, with no injuries reported.

Hong Kong is positioning itself as a regional intellectual property trading center, a goal that has been part of China's five-year plans and local policy addresses since 2021.

An expatriate reflects on leaving Hong Kong for Shenzhen, noting a perceived superiority complex in Hong Kong towards mainland China that needs to be addressed.

AP News maintains a dedicated section for news and updates related to Hong Kong, covering various events and developments in the region.

Independent bookstores in Hong Kong are reportedly closing down due to increased pressure and raids by Chinese authorities.

Hong Kong customs officers have seized endangered turtles and parrots along with other animals in two separate smuggling cases. One woman has been arrested in connection with the incidents.

An analysis explores the debate around planned economies, questioning why the concept is often rejected despite China's economic success, and why faith persists in market economies given Western economic instability, with a focus on Hong Kong.

Beyblade battles are driving up sales at shopping centers in Hong Kong, with the clatter of spinning tops and cheers echoing across malls, raising questions about the trend's longevity.

Hong Kong authorities are preparing to assess their typhoon warning system as Tropical Storm Narra nears the Guangdong coast. The city is monitoring the storm's trajectory and potential impact.

A Hong Kong alliance and its former leaders have been found guilty of inciting subversion, a verdict delivered by a local court.

Singapore has unveiled a new package of tax breaks and visa incentives aimed at attracting fund managers, intensifying its competition with Hong Kong as a leading asset management hub.

Organizers of Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen Square vigil have been convicted, years after the event was suppressed in the city.

Hong Kong activists associated with Tiananmen Square commemorations have been found guilty of inciting subversion, highlighting ongoing suppression of dissent.

Veteran Hong Kong actor Lo Hoi Pang, 84, expresses gratitude to Chow Yun Fat for inspiring him to maintain an active lifestyle.

Singapore's Monetary Authority announced tax exemptions for fund managers' investment profits and a new work pass for senior investment professionals, intensifying competition with Hong Kong.

Hong Kong developer Henderson Land Development announced a 66% increase in its interim profit for the first half of the year, driven by strong property sales.

Hong Kong's transport authority plans to reduce crosswalk waiting times by 15 to 20 seconds by implementing an artificial intelligence-powered traffic light system, starting with a junction in Causeway Bay next year.

Chinese online retailer Shein is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, with an estimated valuation of $25-28 billion, a significant decrease from its nearly $100 billion valuation four years prior.

A domestic helper has been arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of child neglect after a one-year-old girl in her care sustained second-degree burns to her hands, according to the child's mother and police sources.

A new study indicates that one in three kindergarten pupils in Hong Kong spends at least an hour daily on social media, with over 80% of parent-child disputes linked to excessive screen time.

Qatar Airways has opened its new regional cargo office in Hong Kong, with the city's transport minister announcing that a local airline will soon relaunch direct flights to Central Asia.

Hong Kong customs officials have arrested two staff members from Opatra following complaints of aggressive sales tactics used to pressure customers into making large beauty product purchases. The arrests highlight concerns over consumer protection in the beauty industry.

Hong Kong authorities are considering euthanizing a large dog that mauled two smaller pets to death in Yuen Long, or classifying it as a 'known dangerous dog'.

The use of the yuan in Hong Kong's fast-transfer payment system reached a six-month high in July, indicating a growing adoption of real-time cross-border retail payment channels despite mainland China's capital controls.

Analysts are increasingly looking to the expansion of Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.'s non-equity business to boost its shares, as record trading volumes and new listings have provided little uplift.

Hong Kong customs raided a corporate secretarial office as part of an investigation into a local beauty chain linked to UK brand Opatra London, following six complaints of high-pressure sales tactics.

The Hong Kong stock exchange has launched five-year China government bond futures, marking the only such offshore contract and further cementing the city's role as a premier yuan trading hub.

A think tank, founded by Executive Council member Ronny Tong Ka-wah, has suggested that Hong Kong establish a full-time training program for top law graduates to become judges. The proposal aims to expand the local judicial talent pool and alleviate courtroom delays.

Hong Kong's population increased by 0.3 percent year-on-year to over 7.5 million by mid-2026, but the number of births fell by 15.6 percent to below 30,000 for the first time on record.

In August 1961, Hong Kong was declared an infected area as authorities scrambled to contain a cholera outbreak. Strict health measures were adopted to protect the city.

Hong Kong’s postal administration will no longer offer permanent civil service contracts to new employees as part of cost-saving measures, citing a worsening financial outlook.

A cryptocurrency company co-owned by the Trump family, World Liberty Financial, is reportedly collaborating with a Hong Kong-based firm that offers access to AI models, despite the Trump administration previously deeming such Chinese companies dangerous.

Hong Kong infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) firms are well-positioned to capitalize on expansion opportunities in Malaysia, though success will require cultural sensitivity and adapting to local market dynamics.

A report indicates that PwC forecasts a tax overhaul in Hong Kong will successfully draw multinational corporations to the region.

A large unleashed dog weighing 60kg ran amok in Hong Kong, fatally attacking a poodle and a bichon frise in separate incidents within 20 minutes. Authorities are investigating and attempting to handle the aggressive animal.

Film executive Todd Brown has launched Rawk Moving Pictures Corp, a new Canadian production house, with one of its first titles being 'Two Gun Cohen,' the English-language debut of acclaimed Hong Kong director Johnnie To.

A new study in Hong Kong has found that over one in ten primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harming behavior, with nearly half citing school as their primary source of stress.

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has announced the appointment of a new executive director for the Accounting and Financial Reporting Council (AFRC).

Groups of patriotic Hongkongers held anti-Japan demonstrations outside the Japanese consulate on the 81st anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender.

Residents living in inadequate housing, such as subdivided flats in Hong Kong, experienced temperatures feeling as high as 52 degrees Celsius this summer, according to a climate NGO.

The operator of a maid cafe in Hong Kong has been arrested on suspicion of repeatedly molesting a 14-year-old employee, with the alleged incidents beginning on her first day of work.

A Hong Kong firm is leveraging the rise of Chinese open-weight AI models, which offer high performance at lower costs, to compete with global players like CoreWeave in the artificial intelligence market.

Hong Kong police have launched an internal investigation into an officer who appeared in a viral video dancing in uniform with a dog-ear filter, a clip that gained traction on mainland Chinese platforms.

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The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have both secured places in the top 100 of a global academic ranking assessing 1,000 institutions worldwide.

Hong Kong's corruption watchdog has charged a former manager of a financial regulator with unauthorized access to the internal computer system to view confidential case files and licensee data.

A 14-year-old boy in Hong Kong has been arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after bringing a severely injured cat to a clinic, where it later died.

A study reveals that indoor 'feels-like' temperatures in Hong Kong's subdivided flats and rooftop huts reached a blistering 52.21 degrees Celsius this summer, with 80% of residents reporting dizziness and headaches.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced an 11.7% year-on-year increase in air passenger traffic for the first half of the year, attributed to various events and increased visitor numbers.

The Future Economics Leadership Summit in Hong Kong brought together over 700 students from more than 20 countries and regions.

Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis University Town is moving beyond a planning concept, with a task force reportedly absorbing lessons from overseas models and expanding the designated area.

Major business chambers in Hong Kong advocate for prioritizing the Northern Metropolis mega development, strengthening the city's financial center status, and advancing its artificial intelligence strategy in its inaugural five-year plan.

Hong Kong's fintech hub Cyberport has filled 50% of its newly expanded 66,000 square meters of office space in Phase 5, attracting tenants including mainland Chinese tech companies like Lenovo and BrainCo.

A truck driver fled the scene after their vehicle crashed into roadside barriers and erupted in flames on Hong Kong's Lantau Island, with debris from the collision injuring a taxi driver and passenger.