Hong Kong court sentences Tiananmen vigil leaders to 7 years in prison
The sentencing of two prominent activists for their role in Tiananmen Square vigils highlights the ongoing suppression of dissent in Hong Kong. As legal actions against pro-democracy figures escalate, many question the future of freedom in the city.
Retirement Costs in Hong Kong Skyrocket to HK$15,090 Monthly, Outpacing Inflation
A new report reveals that retiree living expenses in Hong Kong are escalating rapidly, surpassing general inflation. With a significant portion of retirees wishing they had planned better, financial experts urge early preparation.
Yung Kee Celebrates Heritage Craftsmanship with Unique Mid-Autumn Mooncakes
Yung Kee Restaurant's latest mooncake collection highlights its commitment to quality and tradition. The 'Mini Moon Quartet' introduces new flavors that promise to enrich the Mid-Autumn Festival experience for families.
Cebu Pacific Honors Outstanding OFWs in Hong Kong on 25th Anniversary
Cebu Pacific celebrated 25 years of operations in Hong Kong by honoring exceptional Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). The event highlighted the airline's commitment to the Filipino community, showcasing the enduring bond between the airline and its passengers.
Hong Kong Strengthens Ties with Kazakhstan and Central Asia
A delegation from Hong Kong, led by Chief Executive John Lee, is in Central Asia to establish new business agreements. This visit marks a significant move towards enhanced regional cooperation.