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More international VIPs than in 2023 attend opening day of the fair, which in scale is back to what it was before pandemic. Galleries report strong sales.

Despite political and economic challenges, Hong Kong art week shows off a resilient city filled with top-notch offerings.

Haredi party leaders warned that if the bill includes economic sanctions and recruitment quotas, they will leave the government.

Association says chairwoman Dr Josephine Ip’s remarks not intended to advocate Hong Kong independence, adding whole world knows city is part of China.

After Hong Kong’s weightlifting and powerlifting association made an apology after its chairwoman called Hong Kong a “small country” during an open event on Sunday, the Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, told the Global Times on Monday that after consulting with the association, the federation initially believes the incident was only a “slip of the tongue,” emphasizing that it once again reminds all member sports associations to be clear and unequivocal in the...

Activist Adam Ma was not granted early release for good behaviour because of the enactment of the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, sources say.

The Article 23 legislation includes penalties for five categories of crime including treason, insurrection, espionage, sabotage and external interference

The Article 23 legislation includes penalties of up to life imprisonment for five categories of crime. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A recap of the context of Hong Kong ahead of Art Basel's return this week.

Hong Kong: Appeal judge named