Curated By Isabella Tang
The trial of key figures behind the Tiananmen Square vigil in Hong Kong has commenced, raising significant concerns about the erosion of freedoms in the city. This legal proceeding underscores the broader implications for civil liberties and political dissent in the wake of China's tightening grip on Hong Kong.
Apple Fitness+ has officially launched in Japan, marking a significant expansion of the fitness service in Asia. The platform aims to cater to the growing demand for digital fitness solutions in the region.
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) has extended an invitation to Indonesian businesses to participate in upcoming trade fairs scheduled for 2026. This initiative aims to enhance trade relations and foster economic collaboration between Hong Kong and Indonesia.
Two foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong have been arrested in connection with allegations of child abuse, with one facing formal charges. The incidents have raised concerns about the treatment of children in domestic settings and the responsibilities of caregivers.
A new initiative offers free direct bus services from Hong Kong International Airport to Macau, making travel easier for international passengers. This move aims to enhance connectivity between the two regions and promote tourism.
A long-awaited verdict has been delivered in the case of the Hong Kong ferry disaster, which claimed 39 lives in 2003. The ruling of 'unlawful killing' marks a significant moment for victims' families seeking justice.
The data center market in Hong Kong is projected to experience significant growth from 2026 to 2031, driven by increasing demand and the challenges posed by high real estate prices. This report explores the investment opportunities and market trends shaping the future of data centers in the region.
The concept of patriotism in Hong Kong is undergoing significant scrutiny as political tensions rise. This report delves into how the definition of patriotism is being reshaped in the context of the city's unique cultural and political landscape.
Luxury fashion house Schiaparelli has opened its first permanent store in Hong Kong, marking a significant milestone in its expansion strategy in Asia. The new boutique aims to cater to the growing demand for high-end fashion in the region.
Visa has announced the extension of its partnership with the MAMA AWARDS until 2029, aiming to elevate cultural experiences and support the megaevents economy. This collaboration promises to enhance the celebration of music and arts across Asia.
As Hong Kong navigates its identity post-2019 protests, the concept of patriotism is being redefined amid increasing scrutiny from authorities. This report explores the implications of these changes on civic engagement and national identity.
The ongoing trial of prominent Tiananmen vigil organizers in Hong Kong underscores the diminishing space for dissent and freedom of expression in the city. As the trial unfolds, it raises critical questions about the future of civil liberties in a region long celebrated for its vibrant political discourse.
Hong Kong's new licensing rules for cryptocurrency firms are raising concerns about the future of the industry in the region. As regulations tighten, many companies are grappling with compliance risks and potential operational challenges.
TWG has announced a significant acquisition aimed at enhancing its wine trading business through advanced authentication and tracking technology. This strategic move positions TWG as a leader in the evolving wine market, addressing consumer demand for transparency and quality assurance.
The Asian Financial Forum (AFF) 2026 will kick off next Monday, marking the first major international financial event of the year in the region. This year's forum promises to bring together global financial leaders to discuss the future of finance and investment in Asia.
Netflix's latest comedy, 'Undercover Miss Hong', presents a unique blend of humor and financial intrigue as a young intern navigates the complexities of a top investment firm. The show offers a satirical look at corporate culture and the challenges of uncovering financial crimes.
Disney's Bullseye will play a central role in the vibrant festivities of the Chinese New Year 2026, showcasing a blend of tradition and modern entertainment. The celebrations will feature a variety of performances and attractions, creating a unique cultural experience for visitors.
A recent warning from a Hong Kong group highlights concerns that the new crypto licensing regulations could lead to forced shutdowns of businesses. As the city seeks to establish itself as a crypto hub, the implications of these regulations are causing unrest among local operators.
Hong Kong's crypto firms are bracing for significant changes as new licensing regulations are set to be implemented. These rules aim to enhance investor protection but pose risks for many businesses in the burgeoning cryptocurrency sector.
TWG has announced a significant move in the wine industry by entering into a material definitive agreement for the acquisition of a wine authentication and tracking system along with a wine trading business. This strategic acquisition aims to enhance the company's offerings and bolster its position in the global wine market.
The Asian Financial Forum (AFF) is set to commence next Monday, marking the first major international financial event of 2026. This year's forum aims to foster collaboration and innovation in the financial sector across Asia and beyond.
A recent study examines the relationship between public cultural services and economic growth across 31 regions in China. It highlights the challenges and opportunities in enhancing cultural services to foster economic development.
The Hong Kong Film Awards faces criticism as four films are unexpectedly removed from the nominations list, raising questions about transparency and fairness in the selection process. Industry insiders and fans alike express concern over the implications for artistic expression and recognition in the local film industry.
Hong Kong's legal proceedings regarding the damage to an undersea cable in the Baltic Sea are set to intensify as the city prepares to call ten witnesses. This case highlights the increasing significance of undersea infrastructure in global communications and the legal complexities surrounding such incidents.
