Hong Kong

It Sounds So Last Century, but Cabin Crew Are Still Hassled by Sex Pests

By Emily Rauhala

Are Hong Kong's Democracy Activists Chasing an Illusory Goal?

By Per Liljas / Hong Kong

Beijing Blasts Unofficial Referendum in Hong Kong

By Emily Rauhala

Transformers Has Its World Premiere in Hong Kong

By Nash Jenkins
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'Racist' Commercial Draws Outrage in Hong Kong

An insurance commercial in Hong Kong has been deemed as racist by advocates of domestic workers and prompted outrage on social media

By Melissa Hellmann

Hong Kong's Marking of Tiananmen Is a Rallying Cry for Chinese Democracy

China's freest city marked the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre with a solemn and dignified vigil that reflected the continued resonance of the student protesters' original aims

By Melissa Hellmann / Hong Kong

Hong Kong Holds Vigil on 25th Tiananmen Anniversary

Hong Kong is the only Chinese city or territory allowed to hold an event to commemorate the Tiananmen Square crackdown

By Stephanie Burnett and Francesca Trianni

11 Missing as Cargo Ship Sinks Off Hong Kong

Eleven people are missing after a Chinese cargo ship sank off the coast of Hong Kong. The Zhong Xing 2 collided with a container ship, and only one crew member has so far been rescued

By Charlie Campbell

WATCH: Hail Breaks Glass Roof of Hong Kong Mall

A black rainstorm caused chaos as it swept over Hong Kong Sunday night

By Michelle Arrouas

Hong Kong Parents Are Photoshopping Their Babies' Photos to Help Them Get Into Kindergarten

The pressure on Hong Kong children to be achievers now starts before their first birthday

By Michelle Arrouas

Gangs of 'Powerfully Built' Women Are Mugging Tourists on the Streets of Hong Kong

One luckless expatriate was picked up and thrown into a trash can by brawny muggers after trying to put up a fight

By Michelle Arrouas

A Malaysia Airlines Flight Makes an Emergency Landing in Hong Kong

The aircraft suffers electricity-generator failure on the way from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul

By Per Liljas

Everyone Everywhere Is Celebrating International Happiness Day By Dancing to Pharrell's 'Happy'

The Grammy-winning artist partnered with the UN to commemorate the day and select his favorite "Happy"-themed videos

By Samantha Grossman

Another Brazen Attack on Hong Kong Media Sends a Chill Through the City

The assault raises fears for media freedom in China's most open metropolis

By Charlie Campbell

Police Arrest 11 Suspects Tied to Stabbing of Hong Kong Editor

'Chopper attack' thought to bear hallmarks of classic Triad hit

By David Stout

What Has Happened to Hong Kong’s Triads?

A "classic triad hit" on a former newspaper editor reminds people that the fearsome organized crime gangs are still around, but in different forms

By Per Liljas

Stabbing of Former Hong Kong Newspaper Editor Raises Press-Freedom Fears

Kevin Lau, who was ousted as chief editor of Ming Pao newspaper in January, lies in critical condition in hospital following attack on Wednesday morning

By Charlie Campbell

Concern, Little Sympathy, for Australian Missionary Detained in North Korea

Critics say John Short knew the risks when he took forbidden religious pamphlets into the Hermit Kingdom

By Michelle Arrouas / Hong Kong

Gay Daughter to Billionaire Dad: Treat My Girlfriend Like a Human Being

Gigi Chao wants her tycoon father to withdraw his embarrassing offer of a $128 million dowry to any man who can marry her

By Per Liljas

Hong Kong Government Could Be Sued Over Maid Abuses, Says Top Rights Lawyer

The man who advised NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden calls it a clear case

By Per Liljas
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