Rizwan Ullah News Today

The Hong Kong Baptist University released the first episode of its alumni sharing video series Our Splendid Life to share alumnis achieveme...

Readers discuss the need to fight stereotypes and build an inclusive intercultural community, how library books should be stacked, the effectiveness of Western sanctions against Russia, and the hyped-up Indian stock market.

Subsidies don’t stretch far enough to cover rents, assistants’ pay and other expenses, councillors say.

Home affair chief Alice Mak discusses new requirement after two closed-door briefings, weeks before new district councillors take office on January 1.

Michael Shum All district councilors will be required to attend at least 80 percent of meetings, submit annual work reports and open offices...

Forty-nine appointees, or 27 per cent, ran in the previous municipal-body election in 2019 and lost.

Relaxed rules such as those related to noise levels and using phones hope to attract bookworms back to reading spaces.

Libraries are struggling to woo visitors despite pulling out the stops with new offerings, including more open areas and digital services.

The ceremonies come as community leaders admit to a ‘developing relationship’ with Chinese officials.

THE owner and operator of a stricken cable car that dangled over a Pakistan ravine for more than 12 hours were arrested after repeatedly ignoring safety warnings, police said last Thursday (24). Six teenage boys were among eight people left stranded hundreds of feet in the air when two of the three chairlift cables snapped