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Michael Shum Economic and trade relations between Hong Kong and Taiwan will hardly improve after the Democratic Progressive Party - which ha...

Analysts and academics say it’s ‘inevitable’ for university chiefs to become embroiled in politics in Hong Kong and point to lack of trust between authorities and institutions

Insider says talks between Beijing’s top man in Hong Kong and Guangdong officials produce push for stronger connections along lines of infrastructure, rules and regulations.

Staff reporter Fifteen lawmakers raised fewer than five questions in the Legislative Council last year, while Election Committee constituenc...

If Beijing steps up the pressure on Taiwan following a DPP win, it may heighten calls for a tougher US response, a mainland academic warnsThe election was highlighted as one of the main potential triggers of an ‘action-reaction’ cycle that heightened the risk of misjudgments and misunderstandings

Mainland Chinese visitors are not returning to Hong Kong as much as expected, with cities across the border adding to the competition for tourists.

Beijing will require both Hong Kong and Macau to deliver ‘more substantial’ results in key areas as a result of the visits becoming ‘more institutionalised’, observers say.

Wallis Wang Beijing is confident in Hong Kongs bright future under Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chius leadership of the SAR government, Pre...

Michael Shum All new district councilors will have to attend a 1-hour training session by Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak Mei...

A veteran analyst says he predicts efforts to attract talent and safeguard security in the city will be high on Lee’s agenda.