Man wanted over suspected murder of missing woman may have fled Hong Kong

Exclusive | AIIB to expand global footprint with 20-member office in Hong Kong

The Beijing-headquartered Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will open an office in Hong Kong to enhance the multilateral development lender’s fundraising power and expand its global presence, the Post has learned from sources familiar with the matter. The new office would come as a publicity victory for Hong Kong as the city redoubles its efforts to

26 June 2025

HKMC explores Greater Bay Area retirement home tie-ups for senior residents

The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation (HKMC), which has seen a surge in popularity for its retirement-related products, is exploring tie-ups with retirement homes in the Greater Bay Area to support residents planning to retire in the region. Executives of HKMC, which is owned by the Hong Kong government, visited the Greater Bay Area cities of

26 June 2025

Hong Kong Sets Out Plan to Regulate Crypto, Encourage Tokenization

Hong Kong’s government released its second major policy statement on digital assets, underlining its pledge to set the region up as a global hub for the industry and saying it plans to establish a regulatory regime that puts risk management and investor protection center stage. The framework will be overseen by the Securities and Futures

26 June 2025

Hong Kong to hold public hospital executives accountable for medical incidents

The senior management of Hong Kong’s public hospitals will be held accountable for medical incidents, in addition to frontline staff, the Hospital Authority has said, as part of measures to ensure patient safety. The authority said on Thursday that the power to appoint and dismiss staff would be assigned to hospital chief executives and department

26 June 2025

Shout! Studios’ Hong Kong Cinema Classics Series Screens in LA and NYC

The beloved action cinema hailing from Hong Kong in the 1980s and ’90s is now being honored by distributor Shout! Studios. IndieWire exclusively announces that the films of John Woo, Ringo Lam, Tsui Hark, and Tony Ching will screen as part of the “Hong Kong Cinema Classics” series, taking place at Los Angeles’ American Cinematheque and New

26 June 2025

Why a Hong Kong district councillor can’t have it all as beauty queen hopeful

Taking part in beauty competitions while serving as a public representative is politically and practically infeasible, a commentator and former contestants have said after the city’s youngest district councillor dropped out of this year’s Miss Hong Kong Pageant. Veteran political commentator Sonny Lo Shiu-hing said that he believed Sai Kung district councillor Angel Chong Nga-ting,

26 June 2025

HK to approve new drugs independently in 2026

發佈日期: 2025-06-26 20:14 TVB News 粵已複製連結 The Department of Health plans to set up Hong Kong’s own regulatory body for medical products by the end of next year. The city will be able to approve new medicines based on local clinical data without relying on other regulatory authorities. Currently, pharmaceutical companies have to present

26 June 2025

The Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom will prioritise concerts in an attempt to develop a live music economy. Photo: Edmond So

Hong Kong repositions venues in a bid to boost development of performing arts

Sha Tin Town Hall will be reserved for Cantonese opera while the Hong Kong Coliseum will be positioned as a concert venue, the government said on Thursday. The reform of the hiring policy of the city’s performance venues is part of a wider effort to promote the mega-event development of the performing arts in Hong

26 June 2025

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