Tag: China
CE Appoints Chairs to University Councils – RTHK
The Chief Executive of Hong Kong has announced the appointment of new chairs to the University Councils of three prestigious institutions in the city, marking a significant development in the education sector. Kennedy Wong...
Title: Prisoner Denied Early Release under New Security Law: Legal Challenge Failed
Prisoner Denied Early Release under New Security Law: Legal Challenge FailedIn a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through the legal community, Ma Chun-man, the first Hong Kong prisoner rendered ineligible for early release...
Reevaluating Jimmy Lai’s Optimism on Hongkongers’ Resistance to Security Law: A Retrospective Analysis
Jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai recently admitted he was overly optimistic about Hong Kong residents' ability to resist the Beijing-imposed national security law. Lai, currently on trial for collusion with foreign forces and sedition,...
Cathay Pacific Removes Family Guy Episode with Tiananmen Joke, Apologizes and Promises Probe
Cathay Pacific Pulls Family Guy Episode with Tiananmen Joke
Cathay Pacific, a prominent airline, has made a bold decision to remove a controversial Family Guy episode from its inflight entertainment system. The episode in...
Hong Kong Security Law: Jimmy Lai deems city ‘beyond redemption’ in court
Jimmy Lai Deems Hong Kong 'Beyond Redemption' in CourtJailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai has made a bold statement in court, declaring that Hong Kong is "beyond redemption" and that "it is useless to fight"...
Jimmy Lai Testifies Western Sanctions Could Halt China’s Security Law – Trial Update
Jimmy Lai Testifies Western Sanctions Could Halt China's Security Law - Trial UpdateJailed Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai has made a bold claim in court, stating that he believed the West had the...
Jimmy Lai testifies Western sanctions could stop China security law
Jailed Hong Kong Media Tycoon Testifies on Western SanctionsJailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai made a shocking revelation in his national security trial on Tuesday, testifying that he believed Western sanctions could have...
Understanding China’s Diplomacy: Why Hong Kong Youth Should Be Informed
Encouraging Hong Kong Youth to Engage in Diplomacy
The Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong has recently launched the 17th edition of the Hong Kong Cup Diplomatic Knowledge...
Hong Kong Entrepreneur Jimmy Lai Describes City as Battleground in New Cold War with...
Hong Kong Entrepreneur Jimmy Lai Describes City as Battleground in New Cold War with ChinaJailed Media Mogul Testifies in National Security Trial
In a high-profile trial that has captured global attention, 76-year-old Hong Kong media...
Understanding the New Laws: Hong Kong’s 45 Jailed Democrats and Illegal Activities
In Hong Kong, the recent sentencing of 45 pro-democracy figures has raised concerns about the fairness of the legal system. Critics argue that there seems to be a double standard, with different rules for...
China Jails Journalist Dong Yuyu for 7 Years on Spy Charges: Family Reports
A Beijing court has sentenced veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to seven years in prison on espionage charges, as reported by his family. Dong Yuyu, a senior columnist at the Communist Party...
Hong Kong National Security Crackdown: Explained & Updates
More than four years after a Beijing-drafted national security law came into force in Hong Kong, 45 leading democrats finally learned their fate when a mass trial under the legislation ended on November 19....
Challenging Conviction: Ex-Journalist Gwyneth Ho Fights 7-Year Sentence in Democrats’ National Security Case
Gwyneth Ho, a former journalist turned activist in Hong Kong, has decided to challenge her seven-year jail sentence in the city's largest national security case. Ho was among the 45 convicted democrats who received...
Eric Ma Resigns as New World CEO After Two Months
New World Development made a surprising announcement on Friday regarding the resignation of Eric Ma, who had only been the Chief Executive Officer for a little over two months. The company revealed that Echo...
1997 Karaoke Arson Fugitive Sent Back to Hong Kong
In a significant development, a man has been taken into custody by the police for allegedly starting a fire at a karaoke parlour in Tsim Sha Tsui back in 1997. This tragic incident resulted...
Join Northern Metropolis Projects: Boost Your Business Growth – RTHK
Chief Executive John Lee is calling on businesses to seize the opportunity to be a part of the Northern Metropolis project. This project will involve the development of large parcels of land in Hung...
Jimmy Lai’s Trial: Overthrowing China’s Communist Party was ‘Crazy’ – Hong Kong Tycoon’s Testimony
Jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai recently testified in his national security trial, stating that it was unrealistic to think about overthrowing China's Communist Party. Lai, 76, emphasized the importance of protesters in...
Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun Under Investigation for Corruption: Report
The Chinese Defence Minister, Dong Jun, is currently under investigation for corruption according to a report by the Financial Times. This investigation is part of a broader probe into military corruption in China. Dong...
Defending City’s Democracy: Jimmy Lai’s Stance on Foreign Interference
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai recently testified at his national security trial, stating that encouraging other countries to support the city's pro-democracy movement should not be seen as seeking foreign interference. Lai, who...
Gathering of People to See PLA Navy Ships at RTHK Event
Residents and tourists flocked to China Merchant Wharf in Western on Friday to catch a glimpse of the People's Liberation Army Navy's assault ship, the Hainan. The Hainan, along with the Changsha destroyer, which...
Hong Kong Democratic Party Chair Encouraged Protesters in 2019 Unrest – Court Appeal Hearing
Hong Kong prosecutors have challenged the acquittal of the Democratic Party chairman in a 2019 unlawful assembly case, saying the politician had “encouraged” protesters despite knowing they were resisting police. Justices of Appeal Derek...
Government Condemns Remarks on Subversion Case Verdict – RTHK
The Hong Kong government has strongly condemned and opposed Western governments, anti-China groups, and politicians, as well as foreign media for smearing and maliciously attacking the SAR. This came after foreign criticism of the...
Jimmy Lai to Testify in First National Security Trial: What to Expect
Detained pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai is about to testify for the first time in his national security trial. The 76-year-old founder of Apple Daily faces serious charges under Beijing's security law and a...
Punishment for National Security Violators: Chief Executive’s Warning
Chief Executive John Lee issued a stern warning on Tuesday, stating that individuals who pose a threat to national security will face punishment as prescribed by the law. This statement comes after 45 opposition...
Families of Jailed Hong Kong Democrats Grapple with Mixed Emotions: ‘We will survive this’
More than three years and eight months since 45 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were charged with conspiring to commit subversion, their family members on Tuesday learned when they would next see their loved ones...
Severity of Subversion Case Sentencing: Chris Tang – RTHK
Secretary for Security Chris Tang has commented on the severity of the sentences handed down in the city's largest national security case so far. The High Court sentenced 45 people for conspiracy to commit...
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Jailed up to 10 Years in Landmark National Security Case
Hong Kong has been in the spotlight as pro-democracy activists faced sentencing in a landmark national security case. The High Court handed down jail terms to 45 individuals, including prominent figures like Benny Tai,...
Benny Tai and 44 Others Jailed in Subversion Case: Latest Updates and Details
Forty-five individuals were handed prison sentences ranging from four years and two months to 10 years for subversion in what is considered the largest national security trial in Hong Kong so far. Out of...
Hong Kong’s First Electric Ferry Arrives for Testing
Hong Kong is welcoming its first electric ferry this week as part of a pilot scheme to explore more environmentally friendly options for the city's waters. The ferry, operated by Sun Ferry, will undergo...
Hong Kong Security Law Case: Dozens Queue for Courtroom Seats to Witness Sentencing
A long line of more than 60 people formed outside a Hong Kong courthouse in anticipation of the sentencing of 45 pro-democracy advocates in a national security trial. The Judiciary announced that only five...