The Pulse

With us in the studio to discuss the issue of Global Warming are Stanley So from Oxfam, Andrew Lawson of Civic Exchange, and J. Robert Gibson of the Climate Change Business Forum.

Next Monday, the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen opens, and it's expected to be as contentious as these things always are. Developed countries say they want developing countries to do their bit. Developing countries say they are ...

The debate over plans for future electoral reforms is continuing to generate considerable heat. We present a round-up of some of the recent comments, particularly at an RTHK City Forum recording, and in the Legco Chamber this week.

Last Friday, more than six hundred asylum seekers protested at Kowloon Park, calling on the government to speed up the examination of their cases. In 1998, the independent Refugee Status Review Board for Vietnamese immigrants was removed from the Immig...

Hong Kong's prehistoric rock carvings have managed to survive thousands of years. But with renewed public interest in taking a look, not to mention picnicking in the vicinity, and with increased pollution, these rocks could be facing new problems. Gove...

The government knows what it wants for its electoral reforms, the pro-Beijing parties know what they want, but can the democrats achieve a united front in opposition? So far it doesn't seem so.

Tonight’s show is all about the consultation paper, released on Wednesday, which theoretically should be paving the way for universal suffrage in 2017. It suggests expanding Hong Kong’s 60-member legislature by 10 seats in 2012, five directly elected a...

Tonight’s show is all about the consultation paper, released on Wednesday, which theoretically should be paving the way for universal suffrage in 2017. It suggests expanding Hong Kong’s 60-member legislature by 10 seats in 2012, five directly elected a...

Tonight’s show is all about the consultation paper, released on Wednesday, which theoretically should be paving the way for universal suffrage in 2017. It suggests expanding Hong Kong’s 60-member legislature by 10 seats in 2012, five directly elected a...

On Tuesday, representatives from various men’s groups went to the Equal Opportunities Commission to make an official complaint that men are discriminated against in the society. In the past, women were viewed as a disadvantaged group but now men say th...