Hong Kong’s exports rose nearly 36 per cent year on year in March – the sharpest rate in more than five years – backed by what authorities described as “strong global demand” for AI-related electronic products and…

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HKU launches School of Governance and Policy to foster global policy dialogue

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and fractured international relations, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) has launched a new School of…

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Hong Kong insurers’ health in jeopardy as medical claims could double in decade

Medical claims paid by Hong Kong insurers could double within a decade, a study has warned, raising concerns over the sector’s sustainability. The findings, released on Tuesday, showed total medical claims in the city…

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Brokerage clerk admits helping syndicate defraud employer of HK$31 million

An accounting clerk has admitted to helping a fraud syndicate withdraw HK$31 million (US$4 million) from a Hong Kong brokerage five years ago after being told she was under investigation by Beijing’s national security…

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‘Toothless tiger’: Greenpeace criticises gov’t measures at Hong Kong geopark island ahead of Golden Week holiday

Greenpeace has called the Hong Kong government’s planned measures at Sai Kung’s Sharp Island “a toothless tiger,” as authorities predict a daily influx of 1,000 visitors to the ecological hotspot during China’s Golden…

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Hong Kong launches consultation on Keeta’s proposal over competition concerns

Hong Kong’s competition watchdog has launched a public consultation on food delivery platform Keeta’s proposed measures to ensure a fair market environment, after previously raising concerns about its exclusivity…

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Unstable weather in week ahead, with heavy showers on Wednesday as temperatures drop

This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing. Hong Kong is bracing for a sharp change in weather as a cold front and upper-air…

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Hong Kong Disneyland profit drops 36% to HK$536 million as costs rise, visitors fall

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort posted a 36 per cent drop in net profit to HK$536 million (US$68 million) last year, due to higher costs, increased outbound travel by Hongkongers and weather disruptions. The Lantau Island…

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Hong Kong breaks ground on third medical school’s interim complex, 7 professors hired

A university in Hong Kong that is establishing the city’s third medical school has broken ground for an interim teaching and research complex, which will be completed in mid-2028 to welcome the first batch of students.…

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HKFP·policy

Meta to backtrack acquisition of AI firm Manus after China block, report says

Meta is preparing to backtrack its acquisition of AI startup Manus, the Wall Street Journal reported late Monday, after China banned the transaction citing national security concerns. Facebook owner Meta announced in…

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Hong Kong adds spared Wang Fuk Court block to resettlement plan as most opt to sell

Homeowners of the only block spared in the deadly Wang Fuk Court blaze in Tai Po will be included in the Hong Kong government’s resettlement plan after three-quarters indicated a preference to sell their flats to…

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Chinese protesters demand Cambodia unfreeze accounts with scam-linked firm

By Suy Se Waving their national flags, dozens of Chinese nationals protested outside Cambodia’s central bank on Monday, demanding the unfreezing of accounts they opened with a financial services firm linked to…

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Hong Kong home prices rise higher in March as rents peak for a fifth month straight

Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices rose 1.4 per cent in March, bringing the first-quarter increase to an accelerated pace of 4.4 per cent, according to the latest official data, indicating the property market’s resilience…

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Ashes to assets: calls to turn HK$30 billion waste facility into tourism, education hub

Hong Kong authorities should turn a new HK$30 billion (US$3.8 billion) municipal waste incinerator in Tuen Mun into a tourist attraction and an education hub for eco-protection, lawmakers have said. Their remarks on…

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Hong Kong anti-graft watchdog charges 2 men for inciting election boycott, blank votes in ‘patriots only’ legislative polls

Hong Kong’s anti-corruption watchdog has charged two men accused of urging others on social media to boycott and cast blank votes in last year’s legislative elections. Police officers at a Tai Po polling station for the…

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2 tourists arrested after hotpot night turns violent at Hong Kong serviced apartment

Hong Kong police have arrested two tourists after an alleged violent fight in a serviced apartment that left both with facial injuries. A source said on Tuesday that the force was alerted to the incident at K11 Artus at…

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As Hong Kong recalibrates, the blue economy offers an anchor

Last month, Hong Kong completed its first green methanol bunkering operation, a significant step in its efforts to support the decarbonisation of global shipping. As the maritime industry accelerates its transition…

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Hong Kong’s CLP Power increases fuel surcharge for 2 consecutive months

Hong Kong’s CLP Power will increase its electricity fuel surcharge for the second consecutive month amid rising oil prices , bringing the total electricity tariff to 141.6 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). CLP Power.…

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Hong Kong to block off parts of Sharp Island shoreline to protect corals for ‘golden week’

Hong Kong authorities will cordon off parts of the shoreline of Sharp Island in Sai Kung to protect corals, with 1,000 visitors expected in the area each day during the coming Labour Day “golden week” holiday. The…

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Fire risks not spotted due to old inspection guidelines, Tai Po blaze inquiry told

Government surveyors failed to detect major fire risks at a housing complex destroyed in Hong Kong’s deadliest inferno in decades because they were following outdated guidelines that did not require in-person…

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Hong Kong exports surge 35.8% in March due to strong demand for AI electronics

HKU launches School of Governance and Policy to foster global policy dialogue

Hong Kong insurers’ health in jeopardy as medical claims could double in decade

Brokerage clerk admits helping syndicate defraud employer of HK$31 million

‘Toothless tiger’: Greenpeace criticises gov’t measures at Hong Kong geopark island ahead of Golden Week holiday

Hong Kong launches consultation on Keeta’s proposal over competition concerns

Unstable weather in week ahead, with heavy showers on Wednesday as temperatures drop

Hong Kong Disneyland profit drops 36% to HK$536 million as costs rise, visitors fall

Hong Kong breaks ground on third medical school’s interim complex, 7 professors hired

Meta to backtrack acquisition of AI firm Manus after China block, report says

Hong Kong adds spared Wang Fuk Court block to resettlement plan as most opt to sell

Chinese protesters demand Cambodia unfreeze accounts with scam-linked firm

Hong Kong home prices rise higher in March as rents peak for a fifth month straight

Ashes to assets: calls to turn HK$30 billion waste facility into tourism, education hub

Hong Kong anti-graft watchdog charges 2 men for inciting election boycott, blank votes in ‘patriots only’ legislative polls

2 tourists arrested after hotpot night turns violent at Hong Kong serviced apartment

As Hong Kong recalibrates, the blue economy offers an anchor

Hong Kong’s CLP Power increases fuel surcharge for 2 consecutive months

Hong Kong to block off parts of Sharp Island shoreline to protect corals for ‘golden week’

Fire risks not spotted due to old inspection guidelines, Tai Po blaze inquiry told

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