On Thursday, HKFP launched a new “zero tolerance” policy against smear campaigns, trolling, surveillance, defamation, doxxing ...

The HK Tele-call Taxi Association threatened to hold a 5-day strike starting March 5 if the gov't would not crack down on ...

China on Thursday said it was "happy" to see the United States and Russia "strengthen communication", after US President ...

China began construction on projects with the greatest combined coal power capacity since 2015, jeopardising its goal to peak ...

A teenager fell to his death at a housing estate in HK on Tuesday while his father and grandfather were found dead with stab ...

As part of a new zero-tolerance approach, HKFP has launched a public commitment to combat all unlawful or malicious behaviour directed towards our newspaper and staff, reporting them to the police ...

HKJA chair Selina Cheng has accused The Wall Street Journal of breaching the city's labour laws by firing her after she took on the union's leadership role.

The Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute has announced it will suspend all self-funded research and "even close down," a month after its CEO was investigated by national security police.

The HK gov't has estimated it would spend HK$2.8 million to renovate the former chief executive Carrie Lam's new office in ...

Chinese wholesale vendors said they were cautiously confident despite a potential trade war triggered by US President Donald ...

Fraud cases, which continued to cause the increase in overall crime last year, rose 11.7 per cent from 2023, Commissioner of ...

HK Consumer Council has received 9 complaints involving ticketing errors for the much-anticipated performance of K-pop band ...