Arjun Erigaisi Stuns Magnus Carlsen in Hong Kong
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IBA-UIBC Cup of Bakers 2027 China Selection in Hong Kong
The IBA-UIBC Cup of Bakers 2027 Golden Statue Cup China Selection for Hong Kong and Macao SAR was successfully held in Hong Kong, showcasing baking excellence and international exchange.
Hong Kong artist stopped by police for Tiananmen tribute
Hong Kong performance artist Sanmu Chen was stopped by police while trying to honor Tiananmen victims, highlighting shrinking freedoms in the city.
Hong Kong's Bun Festival Draws Crowds to Cheung Chau
Hong Kong's iconic bun festival on Cheung Chau island draws thousands for a century-old tradition of parades and bun-scrambling, rooted in prayers for peace.
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Hong Kong Bans Smoking on Construction Sites After Fire
Hong Kong introduces legislative amendments to ban smoking on all construction sites following a deadly fire that killed 168 people last year.
Hong Kong National Security Trial Concludes in Tiananmen Vigil Case
A Hong Kong court heard final arguments in a national security trial of two former vigil organizers, with verdict expected in July. The case centers on charges of inciting subversion.
Hyundai to Pioneer Hong Kong Hydrogen Economy
Hyundai Motor Group partners with Hong Kong to launch hydrogen fuel cell technology, aiming to accelerate Asia Pacific's green energy transition and establish a hydrogen economy.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026: Global Art Spectacle
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 returns as a premier global art fair, showcasing top galleries and artists from around the world in a vibrant cultural hub.
HSBC HK Launches Asia Pacific's First World Legend Mastercard
HSBC Hong Kong has introduced the Asia Pacific's first World Legend Mastercard, offering premium benefits including travel perks, concierge services, and exclusive rewards for affluent customers.
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Goldman Sachs Bars Hong Kong Bankers from Using Claude AI
Goldman Sachs has prohibited its Hong Kong bankers from using Anthropic's Claude AI models, citing US-China tensions and concerns over AI model distillation. The move affects financial workflows and raises questions for other institutions.
Viral Video Shows HK Domestic Workers Sleeping in Cardboard Boxes
A viral video from Hong Kong highlights the harsh living conditions of domestic workers, who sleep in cardboard boxes under bridges on their day off, sparking debate on wealth inequality.
Hong Kong Airport's Giant Interactive Cat Offers Travel Relief
Hong Kong International Airport introduces 'A Moment to Purr,' a giant interactive cat installation from April 3 to May 2, 2026, as part of Easter celebrations. This digital artwork allows passengers to engage via feeding and playing, with lifelike respon
Middle East War Drives Global Energy Price Hike, Hong Kong Suffers
The Middle East war has pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel for over a month, impacting global economies. Hong Kong faces the world's highest petrol costs at $15.6 per gallon, with ripple effects on inflation and logistics.
US Warns Citizens: Hong Kong Police Can Demand Device Passwords
The US Consulate General in Hong Kong has issued a travel alert warning citizens that Hong Kong police can now demand passwords for personal electronic devices under new National Security Law rules.
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Hong Kong Police Can Now Demand Phone Passwords Without Court Order
Hong Kong police can legally demand passwords to phones and laptops under National Security Law amendments. Refusal carries up to one year in prison and HK$100,000 fine, with no judicial oversight required.
Hong Kong Jail for Refusing Passwords Under Security Law
Hong Kong introduces a new rule imposing up to a year in jail and fines for refusing to provide device passwords in national security investigations, effective immediately.
Andrew Tate Defies UK Extradition from Hong Kong in Viral Video
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate responds to UK lawmakers discussing his extradition, claiming lack of evidence and challenging authorities from Hong Kong where he claims to be openly residing.
Alia Bhatt's Family Birthday Celebration in Hong Kong
Alia Bhatt offered fans a glimpse into her intimate 33rd birthday celebrations in Hong Kong with husband Ranbir Kapoor, daughter Raha, and sister Shaheen Bhatt. The actress shared candid family moments from Disneyland and a sweet birthday note from her da
Alia Bhatt Pre-Birthday Hong Kong Holiday with Family
Bollywood star Alia Bhatt was spotted enjoying a family holiday in Hong Kong with husband Ranbir Kapoor and daughter Raha ahead of her 33rd birthday in March 2026.
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Ranbir, Alia, Raha Spotted on Family Trip in Hong Kong
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt were seen enjoying a relaxed family day in Hong Kong with daughter Raha Kapoor, ahead of Alia's birthday. The couple is busy with upcoming films 'Love and War' and 'Alpha'.
Top 6 Tallest Buildings in Hong Kong's Skyline
Explore the six tallest skyscrapers in Hong Kong, from the iconic International Commerce Centre to the geometric Bank of China Tower, showcasing the city's vertical growth and economic prowess.
Jimmy Lai Will Not Appeal Hong Kong National Security Conviction
Jimmy Lai, the former Hong Kong media tycoon, has decided not to appeal his conviction under the national security law, as confirmed by his legal team. This decision follows his sentencing for charges related to collusion with foreign forces.
Mira Hong Kong Wins Muslim-Friendly Hotel Award, Hosts Iftar
The Mira Hong Kong, named Muslim-Friendly Hotel of the Year, co-hosted a culturally enriching Iftar dinner for the second consecutive year with Miramar Travel and the Turkish Consulate, promoting inclusivity and cultural exchange.
SEVENTEEN's Dino Faces Dangerous Fan Mob in Hong Kong
SEVENTEEN member Dino experienced a terrifying incident in Hong Kong when a chaotic fan mob surrounded him and his mother, separating them and causing visible distress.
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Hong Kong Court Overturns Jimmy Lai's Fraud Conviction
In a significant legal development, a Hong Kong court has overturned the fraud conviction of prominent China critic and media tycoon Jimmy Lai. This rare win marks a notable moment in the city's judicial landscape amid ongoing political tensions.
Vinexpo Asia 2026: Hong Kong as Wine Market Pillar
Vinexpo Asia 2026 will be held in Hong Kong, reinforcing its role as a strategic hub during global wine market transformations. The event aims to boost trade and innovation.
Hong Kong's 'Villain Hitting' Ritual: A Frustration Outlet
Discover Hong Kong's centuries-old 'da siu yan' ritual, where locals use slippers to symbolically banish enemies and bad luck. Learn how this affordable practice offers theatrical relief from daily frustrations.
Secret Hotel Recording Posted Online Without Consent
A Hong Kong man discovered a secretly recorded video of himself and his girlfriend from a Shenzhen hotel room uploaded to an adult website. The incident highlights China's hidden-camera pornography problem despite regulations.
Hong Kong's 'Villain Hitting' Ritual Goes Viral
Videos of the centuries-old 'villain hitting' ritual under Hong Kong's Canal Road Flyover have captivated global audiences, showcasing a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
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Jimmy Lai's 20-Year Sentence Shows China's Tightening Grip
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years for sedition and foreign collusion, highlighting China's crackdown on dissent and erosion of autonomy under National Security Law.
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