RTHK’s Kabul-based journalist Jennifer Glasse says it is not yet clear whether the new Taliban leader in Afghanistan would be able to work with the country’s government. Mawlawi Haibatullah Akhundzada replaces Mullah Akhtar Mansour, who was killed in a...

The Chief Executive Officer of Designing Hong Kong, Paul Zimmerman, says the discovery of another ‘waste hill’ -- this time in a village near Tuen Mun -- is not the last time such a hill will be found. He says such ‘hills’ are very common in the New Te...

An academic has described a decision to cancel artwork featuring a countdown to July 1st, 2047 on the facade of the International Commerce Centre as “political censorship”. On that day, One Country, Two Systems will expire. The Arts Development Council...

South Korea has confirmed that a group of North Koreans working at a state-run restaurant overseas have defected. South Korea's Unification Ministry said they would now come to South Korea. The Yonhap News Agency said the defectors had been in China bu...

A professor from the School of Life Sciences at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Chiu Siu-wai, says there are no regulations in Hong Kong for landscaping rooftops. But she says a practice exists for doing such work. Chiu says that before landscapin...

A Ma Shi Po villager, Becky Au, says villagers will stay put on a plot of land there despite moves by Henderson Land to seek police help to take control over it, as well as seek an injunction against them. She says the villagers will seek legal advice ...

Albert Lai from the Professional Commons, who is also a civil engineer, says he is surprised that the City University’s management office did not take any notice as to what could be happening to the structure of the roof at the institution’s sports cen...