The Undersecretary for the Environment Christine Loh said Hong Kong needs to take an even longer-term view on mitigation. Speaking after the government released its Climate Change Report 2015, she said Hong Kong is on target for a carbon intensity redu...

Candidates in Myanmar are doing last minute campaigning before Sunday’s historic general elections. They will be Myanmar’s first openly contested polls in 25 years, following decades of military rule. The ruling Union Solidarity Development Party has b...

The chief executive of the Hong Kong Football Association, Mark Sutcliffe, says he hopes Hong Kong’s next World Cup Football qualifying match could be played in the territory. The match was scheduled to be played in the Maldives but political instabili...

Round one of the HSBC Champions Tournament in Shanghai has ended. The second event of the European Tour's Final Series boasts a prize purse of US$8.5 million. Nick Dye of European Tour Radio, who is at the Sheshan International Golf Course, speaks to J...

Barrister and Civic Party lawmaker, Dennis Kwok, says the scope of the interim injunction obtained by the University of Hong Kong against Commercial Radio is so wide that it limits freedom of the press and the public’s right to know. The injunction was...

An academic says the upcoming meeting between the leaders of China and Taiwan is probably aimed at helping Taiwan’s ruling Kuomintang Party to keep at least a majority in parliament after the presidential election in January. President Xi Jinping and T...

Five local green groups have urged the government to declare the Po Toi islands as a country park, to protect the ecologically rich area from development. They say the government should scrap proposals to rezone part of the islands for residential and ...