World Above the concrete canopy : Hong Kong from the sky A giant container ship sailing under a suspension bridge; Chinese cemeteries as densely packed as the housing blocks their occupants once lived... 5 hours ago
Science Hong Kong scientists claim ‘broad-spectrum’ antiviral breakthrough Hong Kong scientists claim they have made a potential breakthrough discovery in the fight against infectious diseases -- a chemical that could... on 15 January 2019
World One dead, two missing after oil tanker blaze off Hong Kong One man was killed and two others declared missing after an oil tanker caught fire while it was being refuelled off Hong Kong on Tuesday, sending... on 8 January 2019
World One dead in oil tanker blaze off Hong Kong At least one man has died after an oil tanker caught fire off Hong Kong on Tuesday, authorities said, sending a huge cloud of dark smoke billowing... on 8 January 2019
World Paragliding popularity soars as Hong Kongers seek urban release On a mountain slope overlooking Hong Kong, Giovanni Lam waits for the right gust of wind to send him soaring skywards, one of a growing number... on 7 January 2019
World Sexual harassment in the sky : Hong Kong flight attendants fight back Immaculate-looking flight attendants who appear unruffled by the demands of a life spent in the air are part of the slick image sold by carriers... on 9 December 2018
Science China orders halt to baby gene-editing activities : state TV China's science ministry has ordered that people involved in the controversial baby gene-editing experiment halt their activities, a government... on 29 November 2018
Science Science conference slams ‘deeply disturbing’ baby gene-editing claim A scientist who upended a Hong Kong conference with his claim to have created the world's first genetically-edited babies cancelled a fresh talk... on 29 November 2018
World Hong Kong democracy leaders plead not guilty in Umbrella Movement trial Three leading Hong Kong democracy campaigners pleaded not guilty on Monday to public nuisance charges over their involvement in massive rallies... on 19 November 2018
World Hong Kong democracy leaders plead not guilty in Umbrella Movement trial Three leading Hong Kong democracy campaigners pleaded not guilty on Monday to public nuisance charges over their involvement in massive rallies... on 19 November 2018
World Pressure on girls for perfect body ‘worse than ever’, says Orbach Girls and young women are under more pressure than ever to achieve the perfect body in an oppressive social media-driven world that could never... on 11 November 2018
World ‘Good men do bad things’ : Cheryl Strayed on healing, truth and #MeToo Bestselling author Cheryl Strayed, whose memoir "Wild" was turned into an Oscar-nominated film about her recovery from trauma, says listening... on 10 November 2018
UK Great for writers, terrible for citizens : The world according to Irvine Welsh Twenty-five years ago Irvine Welsh's debut novel "Trainspotting" burst out of the housing schemes and back alleys of post-industrial Scotland... on 9 November 2018
World Backlash over FT journalist denied entry to Hong Kong Rights campaigners launched a blistering backlash in Hong Kong Friday after a senior Financial Times journalist was denied entry to the semi-autonomous... on 9 November 2018
World Chinese literary giant dies, aged 94 Renowned Hong Kong author Louis Cha, whose epic martial arts thrillers inspired numerous films and sold some 300 million copies worldwide, has... on 31 October 2018
UK HSBC profit surges to $5.9 bn in third quarter Banking giant HSBC on Monday said its pre-tax profit jumped 28 percent to $5.92 billion in the third quarter on "strong revenue growth".Adjusted... on 29 October 2018
