A top mainland legal expert on Tuesday warned during a seminar in Hong Kong that any attempts to use the city as a base to subvert the authority of the central government or jeopardise national security, will not be tolerated. Shen Chunyao, who heads b...

There are growing concerns that Chu Hoi-dick of the Land Justice League could be disqualified as a lawmaker, after he was barred from running in an upcoming rural election because of his views on self-determination and Hong Kong independence. Article 1...

US President Donald Trump on Monday said Beijing will "reduce and remove" the 40 percent tariffs it places on American cars imported into China. That announcement came after the two countries agreed to a temporary truce in their bitter trade dispute. J...

Qatar on Monday announced that it will withdraw from the oil producers' cartel, OPEC, at the start of next year. Qatar, which produces less than two percent of OPEC supplies, said it wants to focus on natural gas production. AnneMarie Evans asked Profe...

A horrific road accident involving an airport coach and a taxi in Tsing Yi on Friday morning has renewed questions over whether long shifts for drivers may be compromising safety. Police are investigating whether fatigue played a factor in the crash, i...

A new law banning the sale of alcohol to anyone under 18 came into effect on Friday. Retailers who are caught breaking the law face a fine of up to HK$50,000. The Tobacco and Alcohol Control Office has already hired 30 more staff to enforce the new rul...

Thousands of Australian students skipped school on Friday to join nationwide protests demanding government action on climate change. The demonstrations were held as more than a hundred bushfires blazed in scorching temperatures in the northeast and a d...