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Hong Kong's cybersecurity agency warns residents about a surge in phishing activities that lead to unauthorized credit card transactions. The alert highlights the importance of vigilance and protective measures against potential scams.
Hong Kong has launched its first five-year plan aimed at revitalizing its economy and enhancing its global competitiveness. The plan outlines strategic initiatives to foster innovation, bolster infrastructure, and attract talent in the face of ongoing challenges.
This report explores the dramatic decline of Hong Kong's retail magnates, known as the 'shop kings,' whose empires have been devastated by plunging rents and insurmountable debt. The changing landscape of retail in Hong Kong reflects broader economic challenges faced by the city.
Hong Kong's government has initiated the demolition of residential properties to make way for a new high-tech hub, aiming to attract global tech firms. The project, estimated to cost US$28 billion, has sparked debates over housing and urban development in the city.
The daughter of pro-democracy activist and media tycoon Jimmy Lai has revealed her battle with an aggressive form of cancer. This news comes as her father remains imprisoned in Hong Kong, raising concerns over the family's health and the implications for the pro-democracy movement.
A shocking incident in Hong Kong has emerged where a live newborn rat was discovered in a takeout meal, raising serious concerns about food safety standards. The incident has ignited public outrage and calls for stricter regulations in the food industry.
Claire Lai, the daughter of prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy advocate, has revealed her battle with cancer. Her announcement comes amidst ongoing political turmoil and the imprisonment of her father, highlighting the personal toll of the city's political climate.
Hong Kong's technology sector is experiencing a remarkable growth in startups, driven by innovation and resilience. Despite global economic uncertainties, local entrepreneurs are finding new opportunities in the digital landscape.
A Hong Kong court has sentenced three prominent organizers of the annual Tiananmen Square vigil to prison, marking a significant crackdown on dissent in the city. The sentences reflect the ongoing erosion of freedoms and the tightening grip of Beijing over Hong Kong's political landscape.
Two prominent leaders of the Tiananmen vigil group in Hong Kong have been sentenced to seven years in prison for their roles in organizing memorial events. The verdict marks a significant crackdown on dissent in the city, raising concerns about the future of free expression.
In a significant ruling, a Hong Kong court has imposed severe sentences on activists involved in the Tiananmen Square vigil. This decision marks a further crackdown on dissent in the city, raising concerns over freedom of expression.
The recent sentencing of prominent organizers of Hong Kong's Tiananmen vigils has raised concerns about the erosion of freedoms in the region. The sentences, ranging from 6 months to over 7 years, highlight the ongoing crackdown on dissent under the national security law.
Three individuals in Hong Kong face legal repercussions for organizing memorial gatherings commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre. This development underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding freedom of expression in the region.
Key figures behind Hong Kong's Tiananmen Square vigils have been sentenced to prison terms of up to 7 years and 3 months. This ruling marks a significant escalation in the city's ongoing national security crackdown.
In a significant crackdown on dissent, several prominent Tiananmen Square activists in Hong Kong have been sentenced to prison terms of up to seven years. This development highlights the ongoing erosion of freedoms in the region amidst increasing pressures from Beijing.
In a significant crackdown on dissent, several activists involved in the Tiananmen vigil have been sentenced to prison in Hong Kong. This development underscores the ongoing tensions between local pro-democracy movements and the Chinese government's tightening grip on the region.
In a significant ruling, several prominent organizers of the Tiananmen vigil in Hong Kong have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from 5 to 7 years. This decision marks a critical moment in the ongoing suppression of dissent in the region, further tightening the grip of authorities over public commemorations of the 1989 protests.
Three prominent activists involved in the annual Tiananmen Square vigil have been sentenced to prison in Hong Kong, marking a significant blow to the city's pro-democracy movement. The sentences come amid increasing repression of dissent and freedom of expression in the region.
The Buildings Department of Hong Kong has initiated 259 charges related to inadequate repair works at the fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court. This action underscores the government's commitment to ensuring building safety and accountability in the wake of the tragic incident.
The publisher of the Wall Street Journal has been convicted in a landmark case concerning the suppression of press freedom in Hong Kong. This conviction highlights the increasing challenges faced by journalists and media organizations operating in the region.
The 3rd GTI Forum on Digital Intelligence in Hong Kong has gathered global experts to discuss the future of inclusive AI development. The event aims to position Hong Kong as a leader in the global AI landscape.
Tung Chee-hwa, the first chief executive of Hong Kong, has died at the age of 86. His leadership during a pivotal time in Hong Kong's history has left a lasting impact on the region.
Tung Chee-hwa, the first Chief Executive of Hong Kong following the 1997 handover from British rule, has passed away at the age of 90. His leadership marked a pivotal transition for the region, navigating the complexities of 'one country, two systems.'
Tung Chee-hwa, the inaugural Chief Executive of Hong Kong following its return to China in 1997, has passed away at the age of 86. His leadership marked a significant transition for the region, navigating the complexities of 'one country, two systems'.
