The Post dives into the requirements for the high-paying jobs that have long been a top draw for young graduates.
Ukraine’s Dmytro Kuleba calls on John Lee to prevent Russia from using city to circumvent Western sanctions.
Security chief says Hongkongers may have resisted protesting in recent years as authorities offered more effective channels for registering views.
Suspension of legal assistance deals has impacted city but officials can work with overseas agencies in other ways to bring criminals to justice, security minister says.
Three High Court judges reject Apple Daily founder’s claim that evidence is too weak to have any reasonable prospect of conviction.
Beijing’s top man on Hong Kong affairs outlines tasks for finance chief Paul Chan following close of nation’s third plenum.
Experts say competition between China, US remains bipartisan issue, while Harris has little foreign affairs experience.
Thomas Gnocchi, outgoing head of EU office in Hong Kong, also urges city to uphold its uniqueness to maintain appeal to businesses.
Casino hub says Macau leader Ho Iat-seng has had medical treatment since last public appearance on June 20.
Paul Lam also addresses concerns over lengthy processing time for protest-related cases after student charged four years after arrest.
Asia Chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association latest to support Selina Cheng, who says newspaper fired her over press freedom role.
Letter from politicians urges US to ‘hold individuals accountable for eroding Hong Kong’s rule of law and democracy, and abusing human rights’.
Chief Executive John Lee makes call after Communist Party wraps up third plenary session of its 20th Central Committee with agreed reform push.
American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong shares remarks from US officials, experts after returning from annual trip to Washington.
US-based group weighs in after reporter Selina Cheng says she was sacked for taking up leadership of Hong Kong’s largest press union.
Selina Cheng, who was elected chairwoman of Hong Kong Journalists Association, says she is ‘appalled’ and ‘deeply shocked’ by move.
DAB and New People’s Party call for changes to spirits tax, saying move will bolster city’s status as hub for selling, auctioning liquor.
Chief executive to also hold more than 40 online and in-person meetings with residents to gather feedback for third policy address.
Observers say Washington expected to keep up pressure on city despite ex-diplomat arguing Hong Kong remains distinct from mainland China.
‘You have to get to know the country before identifying with it, eventually being able to love and safeguard it,’ Eric Chan says.
Tourism minister Kevin Yeung says city officials to also discuss residents renaming pandas, after saying bears already have names.