There's been widespread criticism in Washington of President Donald Trump's decision to sack the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, James Comey. The White House says he was fired over his handling of an investigation last year into former pre...

The Consumer Council has warned people to be careful when buying goods or services through credit card instalments. The watchdog says there is no clear mechanism for buyers to get their money back if a retailer goes bankrupt. That's because they've ess...

China analyst, Mark O’Neill, says state leader Zhang Dejiang has heaped praised on Macau during his visit there because the central government feels the territory has been more successful than Hong Kong in implementing its mini-constitution. He says Ma...

The two-year jail sentence meted out to the outgoing ethnic Chinese and Christian governor of Jakarta for blasphemy is “remarkable”. That’s according to Keith Loveard who is senior risk analyst at Concord Consulting in Jakarta. He says the prosecution ...

Veteran pro-democracy activist, Albert Ho, says people who are familiar with mainland human rights lawyer, Xie Yang, know that he would have never admitted the subversion charges against him. Ho, who’s the Chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support ...

The information technology sector lawmaker, Charles Mok, has called on the government to impose stringent cybersecurity standards for its contractors in order to strengthen data protection. The call comes after the Highways Department confirmed that a ...

Le Monde’s correspondent in Hong Kong, Florence De Changy, says pro-European centrist, Emmanuel Macron, has passed the symbolic threshold of getting more than 60 percent of the votes in the French presidential election. She says this makes his win cred...