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Three return to Hong Kong almost a year after drug convictions quashed by Philippine court. → Read More
Committee for Safeguarding National Security, chaired by city leader, expected to call meeting and lay down framework for amendment. → Read More
The heat is on for the chief executive to roll out game-changing initiatives in his coming policy address on October 19. → Read More
Recommendation by previous task force to use part of course to build flats is being questioned by political elites, setting up possibility of a government U-turn on a housing solution that seemed like a done deal. → Read More
Human rights group calls arrests ‘an insult’ to memory of those who died during incident on June 4, 1989. → Read More
Hiccups among issues sparked under city’s tough zero-Covid policy, prompting apology from city leader. → Read More
In the lead-up to the election, top officials have sought to manage expectations over the level of public participation no matter how it plays out. → Read More
Members from such bodies say risks are too great, referencing fall of major unions accused by state media of foreign collusion or dabbling in politics, as well as the demise of Apple Daily. → Read More
Andrew Cheung calls for greater public tolerance after two judges were sent letters containing corrosive substances and stresses need for public access to courts at a time when Legal Aid Department is considering restricting assistance. → Read More
Emerging business figures mostly from mainland firms set to flex muscle at coming poll, with record number of them signing up in race for seats in legislature. → Read More
Civil service chief says officials enforcing the new rule – effective on Monday – will take into account fears that vulnerable groups could be disadvantaged, but residents also expected to be cooperative. → Read More
Starry Lee, who heads a powerful Legco panel, calls on legislators to work overtime to clear backlog of six government bills. → Read More
Paul Chan urges residents to consider that city has stabilised after recent tumult, and that they stand to gain from raft of opportunities. → Read More
Former city leaders Tung, Leung among likely candidates for chief convenor of powerful committee, as pro-establishment parties go all out to get members elected lawmakers via Election Committee route. → Read More
Early analysis indicates only those who ran together on so-called coordinated lists achieved success; officials apologise for ‘unreasonable time’ spent tallying votes. → Read More
Beijing is discussing this week how to apply the law to Hong Kong, with an announcement expected on Friday. → Read More
Direct implementation would open the door to foreign governments and media outlets ‘hyping up the issue’ to weaken city’s status as a financial centre, according to chief executive. → Read More
Chief executive confirms no polls will take place, while conceding the exodus has left the municipal-level bodies unable to function properly. → Read More
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily has published at least 17 commentaries by founder Jimmy Lai Chee-ying since 2019, with at least 4 touching on foreign sanctions, a Post study has found. → Read More
While recent demonstrations have been scattered, opposition supporters still hold sliver of hope that their cause remains alive. → Read More