Eight hurt as Hong Kong train derails
A train carrying hundreds of passengers derailed in Hong Kong’s Kowloon during the rush hour.
Tag: Hong Kong
Cambodia frustrated by Hong Kong
Cambodia will feel hard done by after the Angkor Warriors are held to a 1-1 draw by Hong Kong.
Dirty hands, hypocrisy US specialties
Despite its claims that it is playing no part in the ongoing chaos in Hong Kong, the United States continues to reveal its dirty hands.
Hong Kong’s embattled police force resolute in face of growing violence
Since June 9, violent protesters have harrowed Hong Kong through confrontations with police and extensive vandalism. They have deliberately attacked police, besieged police stations, sabotaged public facilities and assaulted innocent people, forcing officers to respond to prevent further destruction.
West will shed no tears for Hong Kong
What on earth happened in Hong Kong over the past weekend? Violence has not only returned to the city, but also escalated.
Opportunity for Hong Kong to put its house in order
It might be too early to breathe a sigh of relief assuming that the demonstrations in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region will end soon. But there are indeed signs, suggesting that the city, plagued by two months of violence, could be on the right track to end the disturbances.
US can’t influence Beijing’s decision on Hong Kong
Political and public opinion elites in the US must understand that although they have the ability to instigate Hong Kong’s radical protesters and make it harder for Hong Kong to restore order, they absolutely cannot influence Beijing’s decisions on Hong Kong’s situation.
Ministry calls for return to normalcy in Hong Kong
Foreign Affairs Ministry issues a statement calling for normalcy in Hong Kong.
Cambodia stands with China on Hong Kong Protests
On 17 August 2019, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation issued a statement on the evolving situation in Hong Kong stressing that the Kingdom respects the long standing “One China Policy”.
How violence has disrupted Hong Kong over last 2 months
Here is a timeline of the escalating violent protests in Hong Kong since June, which are aimed to trample the rule of law, sabotage social order, undermine national sovereignty and the “one country, two systems” principle.
Cambodia wants to see Hong Kong’s situation return to normalcy
Foreign Affairs Ministry wants to see Hong Kong’s situation return to normalcy.
Color revolution aims to ruin HK’s future
Is a color revolution taking place in Hong Kong? We think so, although this one is somehow baffling.
Standing against Violence in Hong Kong with Expectation for its Better Tomorrow
The fact indicates that what is happening in Hong Kong has gone far beyond demonstration and protest and evolved into obvious violence, severely threatening social stability and local people’s safety and property in Hong Kong.
Protest boom for shops starts waning in HK
The problems facing Hong Kong’s wide-open economy run so deep.
Tourism in trouble: Hong Kong demos hit economy
Months of protests in Hong Kong have taken a major toll on the city’s economy.
Hong Kong June retail sales slide, govt says protests dent business
Hong Kong retail sales felt a growing impact in June from mass protests.
HK opposition should not misjudge situation
Officials from the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council expressed their firm support to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government, Hong Kong police and Chief Executive Carrie Lam at a press conference on Monday.
Outside meddling has colored Hong Kong protests
Following the storming of the Legislative Council and the vandalizing of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, unapproved protests last Saturday and Sunday have brought the lawlessness surrounding the recent anti-extradition law amendment to a new high.
Cambodia signs anti-double tax agreement with Hong Kong
Cambodia and Hong Kong agree to sign a document to avoid double taxation.
Singapore may gain from Hong Kong wobbles
Hong Kong’s reputation as a stable financial hub is shaken.
Huawei to build undersea cable from Hong Kong to Sihanoukville
A plan to install an undersea fiber-optic communications cable connecting Sihanoukville and Hong Kong.
Regulator teams up with HK firm to boost bourse
SECC and Hong Kong-based Eastern United Capital Holdings agreed to cooperate.
Telegram traces cyber-attack during HK protests to China
Telegram suffered a major cyber-attack that originated from China, says CEO.
HK scientist bids to restore ‘Pearl of the Orient’s’ heydays
Former investment banker turned scientist Yan Wa-tat is on a mission to bring back Hong Kong’s heydays as the Pearl of the Orient.
The Greater Bay Area: Writing Hong Kong into the national narrative
In November 2018, when meeting with representatives from Hong Kong and Macao, China’s President Xi Jinping said that the two cities have made ‘enormous contributions’ and played ‘irreplaceable’ roles in the motherland’s reform and opening-up.
Moody’s and S&P give thumbs up on Naga3 development project
Nagacorp’s gross gaming revenues in its unaudited 3MFY19 rose 32 percent.
‘Occupy’ nine found guilty over HK protests
A HK court found leaders of the 2014 “Occupy” civil disobedience movement guilty.
$4 billion Naga3 project announced in former White Building site
NagaCorp Ltd ( HKSE 3918) releases that it has appointed Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse as its financial advisors.
HK seizes more than 82 kilos of Rhino horns
Hong Kong authorities said they seized 82.5 kilograms of rhino horn and cut pieces.
Paris catches Asian tigers in most expensive city race
Paris and Hong Kong for the first time joined Singapore as the world’s most expensive cities to live in, a study revealed yesterday, with utilities and transport driving up the cost of living.
