An environmental expert says decision taken by some major shipping companies not to accept any more shark fins will prove to be a game changer in the fight to save the marine species. Tracy Tsang, WWF-Hong Kong's Senior Programme Officer for sharks to...

Leicester City’s triumph at the English Premier League is being touted as the greatest ever sporting fairytale by some experts. Our UK correspondent Gavin Gray told Annemarie Evans that no one could have foreseen Leicester City's success:

The chairman of Professional Property Services, Nicholas Brooke, says he expects property developers to continue selling flats despite a sharp rise in the number of homeowners trapped in negative equity. He says if property prices keep dropping, the de...

The chairman of the Hong Kong Dolphin Conservation Society, Samuel Hung, says the building of the third runway at Hong Kong International Airport would have a devastating effect on the Chinese White Dophins in the area. He says their numbers have alrea...

RTHK’s Seoul correspondent Frank Smith says Korean-American Kim Dong-Chul has a good chance of having his sentence on charges of subversion and espionage commuted. Kim was sentenced to 10 years hard labour for the offences by North Korea’s Supreme Cour...

A former member of the Consumer Council, Fred Li, says it is up to the government to convince the business sector to agree to a legally enforced cooling-off period during which customers can cancel any purchase. He says the administration carried out a...

A journalism professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Clement So, says the decline in press freedom and freedom of expression in the territory has been quite clear and significant over the past 10 years or so. He says this has not only been no...

RTHK’s Beijing correspondent, Paul James, says the passing of a law by the mainland’s legislature to impose new regulations on foreign non-governmental organisations is wide-ranging. He says it would allow the authorities to take pro-active action agai...