The upgraded Huanggang Port border crossing between Shenzhen and Hong Kong began operations on Monday morning, with a new joint inspection facility designed to speed up passenger journeys and strengthen transport connections across the Greater Bay Area.
Hong Kong to Host 2026 APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting With Focus on Green and Digital Finance
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan has confirmed that the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Finance Ministers' Meeting will highlight the city's capabilities in sustainable financing and digital asset regulation, reinforcing its position as an international financial centre.
Hong Kong High-Speed Rail Adds Taishan Stop to Zhanjiang Service
MTR Corporation has added Taishan to its daily high-speed rail service between Hong Kong's West Kowloon Station and Zhanjiang West, improving passenger connections and providing more travel options for businesses and residents across Guangdong.
Hong Kong Police Arrest 127 in Crackdown on Vietnamese-Led Loan-Sharking Network
Hong Kong police have arrested 127 people in an operation targeting a Vietnamese-led illegal lending syndicate, seizing assets worth millions as authorities intensify efforts to combat organised financial crime and protect borrowers.
Hong Kong Plans to Expand Community Recycling After Shelving Waste-Charging Scheme
Hong Kong's environmental authorities have announced plans to expand neighbourhood recycling facilities and encourage greater public participation following the indefinite suspension of the city's proposed municipal solid waste charging scheme.
Hong Kong Universities Raise Non-Local Tuition Fees by Up to 26% as Student Quotas Expand
Government-funded universities in Hong Kong are increasing tuition fees for mainland Chinese and international students by as much as 26%, alongside expanded admission quotas intended to attract more overseas talent and strengthen the city's higher education sector.
Hong Kong Bar Association Proposes Voting Reforms to Tackle Building Maintenance Bid-Rigging
The Hong Kong Bar Association has called for limits on proxy voting and wider use of electronic ballots in property owners' corporation meetings, seeking to reduce opportunities for corruption and bid-rigging in building maintenance contracts.
Hong Kong Experts Call for Tougher Building Inspections After CK Asset Development Controversy
Construction and engineering specialists are urging stronger regulatory oversight and more independent inspections following reported construction quality problems at a CK Asset residential development, raising concerns about building safety and industry standards.
Hong Kong Civil Servants Could Face Disciplinary Action Over Tai Po Fire Investigation
Hong Kong's civil service chief has warned that government employees identified in an upcoming investigation report into a fatal building fire in Tai Po could face disciplinary proceedings, as authorities examine administrative responsibility and building safety oversight.
DFI Retail Group Reaffirms Hong Kong Supermarket Investment Despite Labour Shortages
DFI Retail Group plans to continue investing in its Hong Kong supermarket operations despite persistent staffing difficulties, reflecting the company's commitment to the local retail market as businesses contend with changing consumer behaviour and workforce pressures.