The Chief Executive Officer of Clean Air Network, Patrick Fung, says the root cause of the serious air pollution in the territory on Monday was due to the lack of control on emissions, and not the approach of Typhoon Nida. He says there is a need to re...

An academic says outgoing Legislative Council president Tsang Yok-sing and Financial Secretary John Tsang have their own personal attributes to get Beijing’s endorsement on either of them becoming Hong Kong’s next chief executive. Dr Chung Kim-wah from...

A property consultant says he is not surprised that the supply of private flats coming onto the market is likely to hit a new high soon. An executive director of the property consultancy firm Colliers, David Faulkner, says increasing the supply is the ...

Senior Counsel, Ronny Tong, says he is pleasantly surprised that the second round of discussions between Hong Kong and mainland officials on the ‘reciprocal notification mechanism’ resulted in a pledge to uphold human rights. Tong, who is also the conv...

The Conservancy Association says the government should tackle the problem of indigenous villagers selling their rights to build a home more seriously. Its assistant campaign manager, Roy Ng, says the problem is spreading to country park enclaves. He te...

RTHK’s Moscow correspondent Fred Weir says the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, is taking steps to deal with explosive revelations of state-run doping across Russian sport. Putin has referred to the exclusion of Russian track-and-field athletes from ...

Would-be candidates hoping to run for a Legco seat this September won’t be given any legal certainty this week that they’ll be allowed to join the race – if they choose not to sign a controversial new form stating that Hong Kong is an inalienable part ...