The chairman of the Hong Kong Education Policy Concern Organisation, Mervyn Cheung, says schools whose students are promoting the city’s independence should pay more attention to their activities. He says it would be better if the management of those s...

British Prime Minister Theresa May’s first visit to China to attend the G20 summit may not go too smoothly, according to RTHK’s London correspondent Peter Anderson. May is expected to try to reassure Beijing that she wants to strengthen ties despite he...

A top Consumer Council official says setting up arbitration platform to settle consumer disputes would not be difficult because Hong Kong has a solid legal framework. Moreover, experts from various fields, such as engineering, law and surveying are ava...

A five-day meeting in Myanmar aimed at ending decades of separatist insurgencies has started in the capital, Naypidaw. The talks are being attended by representatives of 17 of the country’s 20 major ethnic groups, including the Karen, Kachin, Shan and ...

Former chief secretary Anson Chan says the Hong Kong government is adding uncertainty to Sunday’s Legislative Council election. She says there are concerns about whether the current open, fair and transparent electoral system will be maintained. Chan s...

Lola Abduhametova, an editor at the AKIpress news agency in Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek, says it is still not known why the Chinese embassy there was targeted by a suicide bomber who rammed his car into its compound before triggering a blast. She say...

WWF-Hong Kong says some mainland vessels are intentionally dumping rubbish into the sea near Hong Kong. Its head of the Coastal Watch Project, Patrick Yeung, says each vessel contains about 100 tons of waste which is mostly household garbage. Local fis...