By Ludovic Ehret and Isabel Kua Cheers and gasps could be heard around Beijing on Wednesday as China’s capital lit up with pomp, pageantry and patriotism for a massive parade showcasing the c…

Hong Kong marked 80 years since the end of World War Two with livestreams of Beijing’s massive military parade commemorating “Victory Day” – when Japan, China’s main a…

A Hong Kong court has ordered the arrest of a mainland Chinese man who jumped bail after being charged for allegedly lying on his application for a talent visa. Shatin Magistrates’ Courts. Ph…

The turnover of Hong Kong’s hotel sector remains below pre-pandemic levels despite more than 33 million tourists visiting the city between January and August, an industry representative has s…

Another week, another “data breach.” These stories follow a fairly predictable trajectory. An embarrassed company – or government department – announces that the “personal data” of thousands of peo…

A Hong Kong judge has cleared an activist of displaying an unauthorised poster at a street booth held by the now-disbanded League of Social Democrats (LSD) in 2022. The Eastern Law Courts Building.…

A Hong Kong man has pleaded guilty to spray-painting the numbers “6436” on a noticeboard on the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown on June 4. Defendant Tsang Kin-fung, 5…

A Hong Kong court has awarded HK$1.3 million in damages to a Foodpanda rider who was injured after making deliveries when a typhoon signal was hoisted. A foodpanda delivery box on a motorbike in Ce…

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin discussed life-prolonging organ transplants and immortality as they chatted before Beijing’s massive military parade this week, …

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un met for talks in Beijing on Thursday, state media reported, while the North Korean leader is in China on a rare foreign visit. China’s President X…

Seven people have been cleared of alleged involvement in bomb plots that originated during the protests and unrest in 2019, following a trial that took over five months. Police stop and search a ma…

Hong Kong’s M+ museum is exhibiting new artworks from its Sigg Collection, showcasing a fresh take on Chinese contemporary art from 38 renowned artists. Yue Minjun’s “2000 A.D.&#8…

The Hong Kong Court of Appeal has denied a Portuguese citizen jailed under the Beijing-imposed national security law permission to appeal for a shorter sentence at the city’s top court. The Court o…

Organisers of a hot air balloon festival that advertised rides offering “breathtaking views” over Victoria Harbour have apologised for causing “disappointment,” after visito…

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un told China’s President Xi Jinping that it was his “steadfast will” to “steadily develop” bilateral relations, state media said Friday, …

More than 180 workers at Swire Coca-Cola have gone on strike, demanding that the company reinstate a driver whom the union said was “hastily” dismissed from his job after a traffic acci…

The Hong Kong government has proposed requiring drivers for ride-hailing apps to take tests to obtain a permit under a long-awaited framework aimed at regulating Uber and other platforms. The Uber …

By Peter Catterall China said Friday it would impose temporary anti-dumping duties on European Union pork imports, delivering another blow to shaky ties between the economic powerhouses as Brussels…

Welcome back to HKFP Monitor. This week, Hong Kong schools were given a new set of guidelines to conduct national security checks on outside activities, a move that aligns with patriotic education …

One of the best bosses I ever had would, if something went wrong, calmly analyse what led to the error, and then, without pointing fingers, figure out how to prevent the mistake from happening agai…