Managing relations with the mainland will be the biggest challenge for the new president of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, says RTHK’s Taiwan-based correspondent Cindy Sui. She also says there will be a period of uncertainty as Beijing does not seem to like wha...

RTHK’s London correspondent, Peter Anderson, says a search is going on for the flight recorders of the EgyptAir plane that disappeared from radar screens while on a flight from Paris to Cairo early on Thursday. He also says it will be some time before ...

The Chairman of the Lan Kwai Fong Association, Allan Zeman, says state leader Zhang Dejiang made a trip to Hong Kong in order to bring stability to the territory. Zeman who was among business leaders who met with Zhang, said the people the state leader...

A conservation officer of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society, Woo Ming-chuan, has accused landowners of Nam Sang Wai in Yuen Long of falsely claiming that there is illegal dumping going on there so that they could have it developed. She says the publi...

China analyst Mark O'Neill says the US and the mainland are unwilling to back down on their stance on the South China Sea. He says incidents like the one on Wednesday where two mainland fighter jets carried out what the Pentagon says is an "unsafe" int...

The Director of the Economist Corporate Network, Rob Koepp, says a number of projects launched under the One Belt, One Road initiative have been very successful. But he says there have been others that have suffered a setback. The initiative was announ...

RTHK’s South Asia correspondent, Murali Krishnan, says the meteorological department in Sri Lanka does not seem to have issued warnings about heavy rain in the country that were strict enough. He says at least 20 people are now known to have been kille...