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First Five-Year Plan LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has been encouraging childbirth in recent years, with the latest Policy Address introducing a series of enhanced support measures. HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee said on Friday (Sept. 18) that the government respects individual choices on whether to have children and will "do its best" to create a childbirth-friendly environment by addressing people's concerns with targeted measures. Lee made the remarks during a joint interview with media outlets under the Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 18:01

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers' The trial of the murder and dismemberment of Abby Choi continued on Thursday (Oct. 8), with her mother telling the court that her daughter had been "swindled out of her money" and accusing her former husband's family of being "bloodsuckers" who had contributed "not a single dollar."

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 19:15

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers'

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers'

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death Opera Hong Kong will stage a double bill this autumn: two verismo classics—Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni and Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo, performed from Oct. 8–11 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre.

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2026.10.08 18:06

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide Mixue, the Chinese budget beverage chain that entered Hong Kong in 2023, is continuing to scale back its presence in the city. Its first HK store, located at the Bank Centre in Mong Kok, has recently closed, with machines removed and the shop sign taken down, according to observations by online users.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 16:21

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers'

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers'

Abby Choi case | Mother says daughter was 'swindled out of her money', accuses ex-husband's family of being 'bloodsuckers' The trial of the murder and dismemberment of Abby Choi continued on Thursday (Oct. 8), with her mother telling the court that her daughter had been "swindled out of her money" and accusing her former husband's family of being "bloodsuckers" who had contributed "not a single dollar."

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 19:15

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death

Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death Opera Hong Kong will stage a double bill this autumn: two verismo classics—Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni and Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo, performed from Oct. 8–11 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre.

Exclusive

2026.10.08 18:06

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race

Opinion | The 'Northern Metropolis' and Hong Kong's reinvention to join the AI race The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) is undertaking a highly ambitious scheme to develop what is known as the "Northern Metropolis University Town." This area, situated in the New Territories near to the border of China's Mainland, is to be vastly expanded to create three new university-centred districts, known as San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling. Each town will incorporate campuses and have its own subject areas of specialisation, spanning from science, technology, medicine, AI, robotics, arts and other things.

Tom Fowdy

2026.10.08 17:10

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide

Mixue closes first HK store amid rental pressure, leaving just 3 outlets citywide Mixue, the Chinese budget beverage chain that entered Hong Kong in 2023, is continuing to scale back its presence in the city. Its first HK store, located at the Bank Centre in Mong Kok, has recently closed, with machines removed and the shop sign taken down, according to observations by online users.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 16:21

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter

CityU survey: HK consumer home-buying confidence index at 77.7, up 2.6% quarter-on-quarter The results of the consumer confidence index for the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao for the third quarter of 2026 were released on Oct. 8. The survey shows that Hong Kong's overall consumer confidence index stood at 83.1 in the third quarter, down 2.2% quarter-on-quarter. Compared with the second quarter, Hong Kong consumers' confidence in stock investment, daily consumption, employment and economic development all declined, while confidence in the price situation and home purchasing rose quarter-on-quarter.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 12:15

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field

Hong Kong Tennis Open adds Paolini, Cirstea and Sakkari to star-studded 2026 field The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open (PHKTO) 2026 has added three more major names to its star-studded field, with Jasmine Paolini, Sorana Cirstea and Maria Sakkari confirmed to compete at the WTA 250 tournament. The event will be held at the Victoria Park Centre Courts from Oct. 31 to Nov. 8, with a total prize purse of more than US$280,000.

Hong Kong

2026.10.08 09:16

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront

HK Wine & Dine Festival to return Oct. 29 with 340+ stalls across Central waterfront The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will take place from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, featuring more than 340 stalls from around 30 countries and regions. The four-day event is expected to attract 168,000 visits, with Australia, Canada and South Korea making their debut and new professional guided tours and wine-tasting experiences introduced for the first time.

Lifestyle

2026.10.07 20:20

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