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Hong Kong: CE officiates at Sha Tau Kok opening

The GBA income tax subsidy for overseas has restarted in 2023/24, following a one-year hiatus and the release of new measures

Secretary for Security Chris Tang said he is filled with satisfaction after doing "concrete work" for citizens, as he promised to adhere to ...

The former leader of a Hong Kong pro-independence group on Thursday said he had fled to Britain to seek asylum in breach of a police supervision order, joining a growing list of pro-democracy activists living in self-imposed exile overseas following Beijing’s crackdown on the city.

The former leader of a Hong Kong pro-independence group on Thursday said he had fled to Britain to seek asylum in breach of a police supervision order, joining a growing list of pro-democracy activists living in self-imposed exile overseas following Beijing’s crackdown on the city.

In an uncompromising signal aimed at Pyongyang, the government of South Korea is vowing to prosecute those who violate human rights in North Korea if and when the two countries are reunited.

Chow, a student in Toronto, has to report to Hong Kong police on Thursday as part of bail conditions and will face fallout if she fails to show up.

The long custody of the veterans for reasons not yet in the public domain is a test for Indian diplomacy, and its engagement with the Indian diaspora.

Hong Kong prepares for its most spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks show, amid debates on tourism strategies and competition from nearby cities. A symbol of resilience and hope for the future.

On October 26, the former Navy men were given the death sentence in Qatar. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar then met their family members. What has happened since then, and why is it significant?