Tag: Hong Kong

The new president of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) just got installed as the ninth vice-chancellor and president in a big ceremony on Tuesday. Professor Dennis Lo Yuk-ming is his name, and...

Hong Kong Triumphs Over Chinese Taipei in EAFF Qualifier Hong Kong's football team emerged victorious in a thrilling match against Chinese Taipei during the East Asia Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Football Championship preliminary competition. The...

Hong Kong's immigration boss is all like, "Yeah, I totally saw this coming," when talking about snooker superstar Ronnie O'Sullivan possibly moving to the Middle East. The player got residency there through some talent...

The Hong Kong government expressed its strong disapproval of the European Parliament's recent resolution regarding the city. The European body passed a non-binding resolution calling for the immediate release of opposition figures who were...

I recently came across an interesting article discussing the emerging drone industry in Hong Kong. It seems that the concept of the "low-altitude economy" has been gaining traction, with the potential to revolutionize our...

New Transport Chief Announces Fee Adjustment Plans for Tai Lam Tunnel Newly appointed transport chief Mable Chan made a significant announcement on Saturday regarding the future of the Tai Lam Tunnel. In her recent blog...

The Hong Kong Observatory took action early Monday morning by issuing a T1 signal as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi made its way towards the city. The observatory cautioned that a higher signal could be issued...

Hong Kong is once again on alert as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi approaches the city, prompting the government to raise a T1 typhoon warning for the third time this month. The Hong Kong Observatory issued...

The number of newly diagnosed cervical cancer patients in Hong Kong has surged by 30 per cent in the last decade, despite the implementation of a citywide vaccination program in schools. This alarming trend...

The Secretary for Labour and Welfare in Hong Kong has defended the two-month delay in announcing cases of suspected sexual assault at a care home for the disabled. Chris Sun explained that the delay...