China analyst Mark O’Neill says the authorities in Guangdong are expected to take very strong action in the next few days to quell the unrest in Wukan village once and for all. He says the leadership in Beijing has become extremely concerned as to why ...

Political analyst Joseph Cheng says the Chief Executive, CY Leung, has responded quickly to accusations by newly-elected lawmaker, Chu Hoi-dick, because he is soon going to face a very tough re-election exercise. Chu had alleged that a public housing p...

A Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University in Britain, Paul Rogers, says he does not believe a new ceasefire brokered by Russia and the US in Syria would hold. The Syrian army has said the truce will be applied in the whole country for seven d...

The environmental group, Green Earth, says more needs to be done to increase people’s awareness about the damage that is done to the environment by the mailing of printed material about candidates to voters during election time. They include candidates...

An information technology expert has advised computer users to spend several hundred dollars to install software to avoid being attacked by a malicious software that could block their devices until they pay a “ransom”. Anthony Lai, who is also the foun...

RTHK’s Seoul correspondent, Frank Smith, says China doesn’t have the stomach to take action against its long-time ally North Korea in order to discourage it from continuously carrying out nuclear tests. He says the United Nations sanctions imposed on P...

The University of Hong Kong's Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention says about half of the student who commit suicide in Hong Kong are either from single-parent families or ones where the parents have divorced. Its director, Professor Paul Yip, sa...