Hong Kong authorities say nearly half a million people have registered for a free universal coronavirus testing program that is due to begin Tuesday.
Fosun/BioNTech could supply Macau and HK with 10 mln Covid-19 vaccine doses
German drug developer BioNTech SE has announced a potential deal with Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd to supply 10 million doses of their COVID-19 vaccine candidate to Hong Kong and Macau …
Looking for a smart property investment abroad? Forget Singapore and Hong Kong and look to Malaysia for great value homes
If you’re looking to invest in property, now might be the right time to look at Malaysia. A long-term favourite with foreign buyers thanks to its great weather, fantastic food, low cost of living and …
Chinese investors snap up Hong Kong property as new security law deters foreigners
Mainland Chinese investors are scouring Hong Kong’s commercial property market for bargains after prices plunged 30%, signalling a new wave of demand following anti-government protests last year that …
Hong Kong health workers and activists call for boycott of mass coronavirus testing plan
A Hong Kong pro-democracy union of health-care workers and several activists called for a boycott of the government’s universal coronavirus testing plan.
Ping An Insurance sees Hong Kong as pivotal base for expansion in Greater Bay Area, co-CEO says
China’s largest insurer by market value, will consolidate its local operations under one roof and keep its sight on Greater Bay Area growth potential, according to co-chief executive Jessica Tan …
Fearing Hong Kong’s Fate, Taiwan Moves to Bolster Its Military Against China
Beijing’s crushing of pro-democracy forces in Hong Kong has deepened Taiwanese fear and resentment of China’s Communist Party, injecting new energy into the island democracy’s efforts to build up its …
China’s top diplomat dismisses European rights concerns
China’s foreign minister defended detention camps in Xinjiang and Hong Kong’s new security law, brushing off concerns by European countries …
US or Hong Kong, violence always hurts protest goals
There is understandably much anger in my hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and throughout the United States, after the shooting of Jacob Blake by a white police officer. The shooting may fit a …
Why does Taiwan treat fleeing Hong Kong activists as illegal immigrants after inciting them?
Are the chickens finally coming home to roost for cocky little Taiwan? Just this week, China’s coastguard intercepted a boatload of bedraggled anti-government activists from Hong Kong with a one-way …