Hong Kong has seen its annual vigils to remember the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown snuffed out, but cities around the world continue to mark the date.

Complaints against Hong Kong cab drivers were up 75 per cent last year, whilst accidents rose 26 per cent according to official figures.

Beijing has expressed its opposition to "political theatrics" from foreign consulates in Hong Kong on the 35th Tiananmen crackdown anniversary.

Activists staged a "snake skinning" stunt outside a Hong Kong Gucci store to urge the retailer, and owner Kering, to halt the use of exotic skins.

Kwok Cheuk-kin, known for launching legal challenges against government policies, has been arrested over defrauding welfare benefits.

The trend of Hongkongers "heading north" for shopping and entertainment proved the success of the Greater Bay Area, Algernon Yau said.

Hong Kong announced plans on Thursday for a blanket ban on e-cigarettes, citing their impact on the health of young people.

Taiwan thanked the United States on Thursday for approving the sale of equipment and parts for F-16 fighter jets.

Two US politicians have urged Google to restore access to protest song Glory to Hong Kong, after Hongkongers were geo-blocked from viewing it.

British judges Jonathan Sumption and Lawrence Collins have resigned from HK's top court, with the latter citing the "political situation."

Approximately one in five Nepalese youths in Hong Kong has been sent to Nepal by their parents, with most being made to go against their will.

Hong Kong's government and legal bodies have backed the city's judicial independence, after two UK top court judges resigned on Thursday.

Three people were arrested on suspicion of insulting China's national anthem during a 2026 World Cup Asian qualifier in Hong Kong.

The number of students taking China's multi-subject "gaokao" series of university entrance exams is set to be a record high this year.

Two protesters jailed for rioting in a Hong Kong shopping mall in July 2019 have been ordered to pay up to HK$1.7 million each in damages.

China's exports accelerated far more than expected in May but imports slowed, official figures showed Friday.

The Chief Executive's Office has defended comments about puberty by leader John Lee, after videos went viral of the moment.

Hong Kong protest song Glory to Hong Kong has again been removed from streaming platforms, days after it was reuploaded under a US distributor.

The hearing of five children has been restored through a new gene therapy in a clinical trial led by Chinese and American researchers.

Hong Kong on Monday announced an indefinite delay to a long-debated waste charging scheme, which was initially discussed by the government back in 2005 as a way to address what was described at the…