The World Cup brought an additional HK$500 million in revenue to Hong Kong's restaurants, an industry rep has said, despite ...
Hong Kong’s class of lawmakers join week-long Beijing study tour to learn about national development
Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) has headed to Beijing for a week-long study tour to learn about China's development, ...
There are no plans to halt a new policy allowing dogs to enter permitted Hong Kong restaurants and cafes, a minister has said ...
Residents of the Tai Po housing estate ravaged by last November’s deadly fire have received no answers at an owners' meeting, ...
Tech firms are racing to roll out advanced smartphones that use artificial intelligence to do everything from ordering food to composing messages upon a simple voice command.
Hong Kong's 1970s-era sex crime laws have failed people who have suffered prolonged sexual assault. HKFP speaks to those ...
The United States has chosen not to extend its state of emergency over what it deemed threats posed by Beijing's hardline ...
Hong Kong's book lovers are packing the city's book fair, an annual event run by a government-established statutory body.
Known as RedNote in English, Xiaohongshu’s interface is similar to the US social network Pinterest, but it is sometimes ...
Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) passed a bill that will allow for a joint-clearance arrangement at the revamped ...
Hong Kong police have raided two independent bookstores and arrested five people suspected of committing a sedition offence, ...
China warned it could take "countermeasures" after Washington finalised rules shortening how long journalists can stay in the ...
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