RTHK’s South Asia correspondent, Murali Krishnan, says gunmen who attacked a police training college outside the city of Quetta in south-western Pakistan were probably trying to send out a strong message that they could also hit military installations....

The legislator representing the legal sector, Dennis Kwok, says the president of the Legislative Council, Andrew Leung, has not changed his decision to allow two Youngspiration lawmakers-elect from retaking their oaths of office on Wednesday. Speaking ...

The convenor of the Professional Commons think tank, Albert Lai, says he finds it strange that the Housing Secretary, Anthony Cheung, has said the government does not have a concrete timetable for developing Wang Chau in Yuen Long. He says although Che...

RTHK’s UK correspondent, Peter Anderson, says some scuffles broke out at the migrants’ camp near the port of Calais after the French authorities acknowledged they may not be able to evacuate all those in the queue who are waiting to be relocated elsewh...

The No 8 typhoon signal on Friday was the first time that such a high-level warning was issued in Hong Kong in the month of October for 21 years. But while some may speculate that climate change is to blame, a weather expert says it’s really just down ...

Patients’ rights advocates have urged the government to foot the bill for expensive, but effective drugs for patients of a rare type of lung cancer known as ALK. The disease is brought on by a genetic mutation and affects an estimated 100 people in Hon...

President Rodrigo Duterte's shock "separation" from the United States has thrown Philippine foreign policy into confusion, with the Americans saying they are baffled and some of his top aides contradicting him. The firebrand leader rarely lets a day pa...