Hong Kong’s John Lee meets new liaison office chief, vows to pursue fresh growth
Hong Kong’s leader has pledged to identify fresh areas for economic growth as he expressed confidence in working with the newly appointed director of Beijing’s liaison office to speed up the city’s development.
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu made the remarks as he met office director Zhou Ji at Government House on Saturday. They exchanged views on the city’s challenges and opportunities and discussed ways to promote its long-term prosperity and stability.
The State Council, China’s cabinet,…
Response to issues related to High Island Reservoir East Dam
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EV Scan (Week 22, May 29, 2025)
EV Scan (Week 22, May 29, 2025)
Opening designated stopping places within prohibited zones of Shenzhen Bay Port and Hong Kong Port of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge for use by taxi fleets under trial operations
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Interdepartmental working group on festival arrangements releases latest information and appeals to public and visitors to plan cross-boundary trips in advance for Tuen Ng Festival long weekend of Mainland
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Toll changes set to be implemented
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Special traffic and transport arrangements in Southern District and Tai Po during Tuen Ng Festival holidays
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What does Hong Kong’s obsession with ‘Mr and Mrs Ho’ say about society?
Hong Kong’s appetite for gossip-driven news such as reports on the drama-filled life of internet couple “Mr and Mrs Ho” reflects residents’ disinterest in politics and the allure of hot-button topics such as differences in the ages of married partners.
The couple first garnered media attention last year during a whirlwind romance that saw the 77-year-old Mr Ho tie the knot with the 44-year-old Mrs Ho within a month of meeting each other.
Their television appearances and lavish displays of…
Injured Mirror dancer’s dad shocked by acquittal of 3 backstage staff in Hong Kong
The father of Mo Li Kai-yin, a dancer who was severely injured by a falling giant screen at a Mirror concert in Hong Kong, has expressed shock over the acquittal of three backstage staff members involved in the show by the District Court.
In a letter posted online on Saturday, Reverend Derek Li Shing-lam said the acquittals were hard to accept given the suffering his son had endured.
The court on Friday found the workers lacked a motive to deliberately understate the weight of stage equipment,…
Chinese Consulate urges investigation following fatal shooting of Chinese national in Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines
1st June 2025 – (Dagupan City) A Chinese national recently met his demise in Dagupan City, Pangasinan, the Philippines, following a shooting incident. The Chinese Consulate in Laoag has confirmed that the case is under investigation, urging local authorities to swiftly resolve the matter. Local authorities reported that around 11.41pm on the 24th, a 40-year-old […]
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South Asian motorcyclist helps fallen elderly woman in Hong Kong, receives praise
1st June 2025 – (Hong Kong) At approximately 11.18am yesterday, a heartwarming incident unfolded as a South Asian man on a motorcycle was captured on camera by another motorcyclist behind him. The man had halted his vehicle to assist a local elderly woman who had fallen to the ground while holding a walking stick. His […]
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Google to appeal antitrust decision for less aggressive remedies in online search competition
1st June 2025 – (New York) Alphabet’s Google announced on Saturday its intention to contest an antitrust ruling that proposed milder measures to restore competition in online search compared to the 10-year plan suggested by antitrust regulators. In response to the decision, Google expressed disagreement with the court’s initial ruling and confirmed plans to pursue […]
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Chinese official defends against accusations at Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore
1st June 2025 – (Hong Kong) At a global defence dialogue on Saturday, a high-ranking Chinese official pushed back against what he termed as baseless and politically driven “accusations” levelled against China, affirming the nation’s dedication to safeguarding and enhancing regional security. Rear Admiral Hu Gangfeng, leading a delegation from the National Defence University of […]
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Hong Kong man condemns taxi driver for overcharging – refuses to pay HK$250 fare, insists on metered charge
1st June 2025 – (Hong Kong) Recently, a Hong Kong man took to social media to express his anger towards a taxi driver, accusing him of overcharging. The incident unfolded when the man and his intoxicated friend boarded a taxi from Central to Prince Edward. Upon entering the vehicle, the driver immediately demanded a fee […]
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China condemns U.S. Defence chief’s remarks at Shangri-La Dialogue
1st June 2025 – (Beijing) U.S. Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth’s recent statements during the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, asserting the imminent threat posed by China, have faced stern criticism from Beijing. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has vehemently denounced Hegseth’s comments, labelling them as provocative and aimed at sowing discord. China has expressed […]
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