Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun said on Friday there are no plans to cap the number of people arriving under various talent admission schemes. Sun said people of talents are welcome to stay in Hong Kong as long as they contribute to the c...

Chief Executive John Lee said the sentencing of three former leaders of the group behind the June 4th vigils on Friday showed that anyone who intends to incite subversion and endanger national security will be punished in accordance with the law. Th...

European entrepreneurs and innovators on a government-led tour of the Greater Bay Area wrapped up their five-day trip on Friday, calling it a fruitful journey and hinting at potential business opportunities. The 20-strong delegation included winners...

Cathay Pacific Airways chief executive Ronald Lam says he sees great potential for the airline to scale up its adoption of artificial intelligence. Speaking on RTHK’s "On Broadcast Drive" programme, he noted that the company already has more than ...

Harbourfront Commission chairman Ivan Ho said on Friday that the construction of a new pedestrian walkway at the praya of Kennedy Town would not affect a seawall there. This came after the Antiquities Advisory Board granted a grade 2 historical stat...

The High Court on Friday sentenced three former leaders of the group behind the June 4th vigils in their subversion case. Chow Hang‑tung of the now‑defunct Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China was imprisoned f...

The Hong Kong and Shenzhen governments on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding and several bilateral agreements covering areas such as finance, innovation and technology, and support services for enterprises going global. Chief Executive Jo...

A veteran lawyer said Hong Kong offers competitive legal and mediation support for mainland firms undertaking major projects in Belt and Road regions. David Blumental stressed that having legal backup is key these days as the "force majeure" clause ...

Police have detained three people after a private car sped away from officers in pursuit and collided with multiple vehicles in Mong Kok on Monday. The trio -- the driver and his girlfriend, as well as a passenger -- were arrested on Tuesday and Wed...

Top stories for Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 - Plain packaging for cigarettes is to be brought in from next March. - Heavy casualties are reported following a fire at a ship docked in Qingdao. - Weather monitors say August was the world's hottest month ...

Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn has announced that a new multi-purpose core exhibition gallery in Kwu Tung North is expected to be completed in the first half of next year. She made the remarks on Thursday after visiting the Northern Metro...

The city’s primary suicide surveillance centre has expanded its suicide reporting recommendations to cover social media in a push to minimise harm and encourage responsible information dissemination, particularly among young people. On World Suici...

Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Hong Kong stands ready to be the "partner of choice" that connects global capital with Chinese biotech innovation in an address to the Biotechnology Investment Forum of BIOHK2026 on Thursday. He pointed out that gl...

Conventional smoking products in Hong Kong will have to start adopting uniform packaging methods from March as part of a nine-month transition period, the government announced on Thursday. With the switchover, the physical features, colours and bran...

Membership in the International Organisation for Mediation (IOMed), the first treaty-based intergovernmental body dedicated exclusively to mediation that is headquartered in Wan Chai, has grown to 47 signatory states from 37 since its inauguration in...

Pakistan's Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan reaffirmed Islamabad's commitment to the Belt and Road Initiative on Thursday, saying the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor had turned his country into a major regional connectivity hub linking l...

The government says it will launch a new round of recruitment for administrative officers and executive officers on Saturday. It is targeting to hire 40 administrative officers and 100 executive officers. The recruitment drive will also cover Assis...

A mainland man and woman have been arrested by immigration authorities on suspicion of working as unlicensed tour guides, in breach of their conditions of stay. In a statement, the Travel Industry Authority (TIA) said it conducted a joint operation ...

The Buildings Department on Wednesday said it has laid 259 charges against two companies and four individuals linked to last year's fire at Wang Fuk Court, which took 168 lives. The two firms facing charges are Will Power Architects Company, the con...

Visitors attending this year's Belt and Road Summit said on Wednesday that the signature initiative launched 13 years ago is yielding more "tangible outcomes" amid rising investment appetite. Shaimerden Chikanayev, a lawyer from Kazakhstan, said Chi...