The Pulse

It’s AliVE, or in its full form, the Applied Laboratory for Interactive Visualization and Embodiment. It’s been set up by the City University of Hong Kong as an incubator and innovation showcase for new forms of creativity. The laboratory will be fully...

In Hong Kong, last Sunday's Global Day of Prayer took place. Among the more than 10,000 Christians in the Hong Kong Stadium, 20 protesters from the “Alliance of Back to Christ” also wanted to pray: for jailed social activists in China such as Liu Xiaob...

Mainland officials have finally agreed to talk to pro-democracy figures, well some of them anyway. The Chief Executive Donald Tsang has also agreed to debate the Civic Party’s Audrey Eu on the 2012 constitutional reforms. But has the Hong Kong governme...

In the wake of the by-election, the government has set its sights on pushing the 2012 electoral reforms, some pro-democrats have hopes of talking to mainland representatives, and the Chief Executive wants a public debate with the Civic Party’s Audrey E...

The Registration and Electoral Office asked voters to: "Please exercise your civic rights and fulfill your civic responsibilities by casting your vote in the by-election". Notably, our government leaders decided not to do so. Mixed messages on the demo...

The by-election, or de-facto referendum is over, the five resignees have once again been sworn in as legislators, and the government has gone on the road to put the case for its 2012 constitutional reforms.

So was there any point to the whole exerci...

If you have any spare cash after paying your mortgage or rent, you may consider giving a little to charity. But there seem to be more and more people asking for donations on the streets these days. And how do you know if any of them are genuine?

Amid the growing public demand for resuming sales of HOS flats, Secretary for Transport and Housing Eva Cheng recently wrote in a Chinese-language newspaper that although the government has the responsibility to make sure everyone has somewhere to live...

Call it a by-election, call it a referendum, people will be going out to vote on the Sunday after our broadcast. The government and the pro-Beijing parties are playing it down. Others are determined to get as many out to vote as possible. Pro-establish...

Two weeks ago, Chinese newspapers in Hong Kong featured an appalling and deliberate act of animal cruelty. For years now, a dog poisoner, or multiple poisoners, have been killing pets on Bowen Road and around mid-levels. Unfortunately, you can see plen...