China’s Communist Party will hold one of its most-watched meetings in July, as analysts predict the political body will lay out reforms to aid in the country’s economic recovery.

The Post examines green groups’ concerns about San Tin Technopole ahead of crucial meeting of government environmental advisers on Monday.

Safeguarding National Security Ordinance has prompted concerns from some foreign investors over its possible implications, even as officials stress its stabilising impact.

First Hong Kong patient with B virus, a 37-year-old man, in a critical condition in hospital.

Horror classic The Omen, the story of the birth of the Antichrist, started a long-running franchise, including newly released prequel The First Omen, starring Nell Tiger Free, Bill Nighy and Charles Dance.

Hong Kong has launched a dozen high-profile arts and culture events this month as part of ‘Art March’ drive, coinciding with an earlier-than-usual Easter break.

Government to post warnings at immigration checkpoints and hotels to remind travellers to have their own hygiene products, such as razors, because of throwaway plastics ban.

First change to scheme since 2007 is part of efforts to revive tourism, but analysts caution over setting high expectations of swift economic impact.

Consumer Council warns 90 per cent of instant noodle samples contain potential carcinogens, but residents take to social media to defend their favourite snack.

The Post has summarised how authorities propose to amend existing laws and create new offences under five major activities that endanger national security.

Restaurants will not offer disposable plastic straws, stirrers, cutlery or plates for dine-in and takeaway services when ban’s first stage kicks off on April 22.

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Post has prepared a guide for residents with the long-delayed, pay-per-use municipal waste-charging scheme set to take effect on August 1.

The island’s presidential election on Saturday emphasises the importance of its strategic location, world-leading chip industry and other geopolitical factors.

Aviation industry analyst says the security breach is ‘beyond comprehension’ in light of protocols for airline passengers.

Three parties have candidates looking to take over the island’s top job from incumbent Tsai Ing-wen.

From nail strengtheners by Dior, Hermès, Paume and Dr’s Remedy, to Glosslab’s waterless mani-pedis that are better for nails and the environment, there are many ways to boost the health of your nails

In the 1970s, Michael Hui was the box-office champion, Jackie Chan achieved stardom, and kung fu and sex sold movies. What else happened in Hong Kong cinema during that decade?

Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui says he is confident new investment scheme a credible rival to Singapore’s Global Investor Programme.

Shopping centres and major landmarks are breaking out Christmas decorations and hosting festive events to get people into the holiday spirit.

Sixteen defendants will receive verdict in March 2024 at the earliest to find out whether their involvement in primary constitutes ‘grand strategy of subversion’.

Satoshi Kon only completed four feature films, but his work inspired fellow filmmakers including Darren Aronofsky, whose films Black Swan and Requiem for a Dream were influenced by Kon’s Perfect Blue.

China’s tourism sector was hard hit by three years of zero-Covid, but in October and November, officials confirmed travellers from dozens of countries can again arrive through several visa-free schemes.

Typically seven party gatherings are held over a five-year cycle with a rough pattern emerging over the past four decades.

From Boys Over Flowers to The Heirs, Weak Hero Class, Extracurricular and Twenty-Five Twenty-One, we rank the best among the many Korean drama series set in high schools.

The changes outline what would be a violation of the legislation while other sources suggest what penalties might apply.

My Life as McDull, animated movie about a humdrum pig, charmed Hong Kong film-goers with the character’s hard work and persistence. Sequels of varying quality followed.

Expert welcomes new measures but warns some may only have limited effect on boosting birth rate.

China’s first few defence ministers enjoyed more influence and much higher profiles.