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Opinion | Expecting IVF to solve Hong Kong’s population problems is misguided

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Opinion | Visa denials under Trump could be an opportunity for Hong Kong

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US threatens new sanctions on Hong Kong officials

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Tourism Board Deputy Executive Director Becky Ip and Chinesology’s Saito Chau with its halal-friendly cuisine. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong rolls out Muslim-friendly accreditation system for hotels, tourist spots

Tourism Board also introduces halal certification for Hong Kong’s first fine-dining Chinese eatery.

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Chinese navy to make regular visits to Hong Kong, in move praised by analysts

Hong Kong marks historic opening of 3-runway system at airport

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Law and Crime

Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai admits to lobbying for international support

Ex-media boss says at national security trial that belief sanctions could topple Communist Party is ‘more than ridiculous’.

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Police set up traffic instructions outside West Kowloon Court. Photo: Sun Yeung
Police set up traffic instructions outside West Kowloon Court. Photo: Sun Yeung

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s John Lee says multi-entry visas for Shenzhen residents may be revived

City leader says he is grateful to Beijing for ‘accelerated progress’ with city’s request to revive and expand a cross-border visa scheme.

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On This Day | Hong Kong’s first post-handover district-level elections – SCMP archive

On this day 25 years ago, Hong Kong held its first district-level election after the city’s handover from Britain to China.

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Health & Environment

Hong Kong’s new medical school to work closely with Northern Metropolis partners

Task group unveils framework for proposals to set up school, as health minister stresses need for ‘quality and quantity’ of medical professionals.

The Northern Metropolis will house the new medical school and an integrated teaching and research hospital. Photo: Martin Chan
The Northern Metropolis will house the new medical school and an integrated teaching and research hospital. Photo: Martin Chan

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Hong Kong offers grants to boost tokenised bond issuance

The city’s de facto central bank is handing out up to HK$2.5 million in subsidies per issuance to qualified tokenised-bond issuers.

Society

Hongkongers visiting Japan to face new rules for claiming back consumption tax

Change targeting all foreign visitors seen as response to abuses involving tourists allegedly trading duty-free goods illegally before departure.

Business

Hong Kong’s ‘Emperor’s Home’ sold at discount as distressed tycoons divest

‘We will continue seeing financially pressured owners offloading assets until interest rates come down substantially,’ analyst says.

The Arch Sky Tower, a luxury residential building in West Kowloon, pictured on February 27, 2023. Photo: Yik Yeung-man

Law and Crime

Hong Kong’s John Lee urges global action to combat rise in technology crimes

Criminals are increasingly turning to the use of cryptocurrencies, virtual assets and technology to commit crime, city leader warns.

Chief Executive John Lee has called for global cooperation to tackle technology crimes. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Chief Executive John Lee has called for global cooperation to tackle technology crimes. Photo: Jonathan Wong

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Hong Kong police arrest 3 suspects in crackdown on pickpocketing syndicate

Trio made up of two men and woman worked as team and stole HK$70,000 from elderly man and 200,000 Japanese yen from 63-year-old woman.

Society

Cheaper homes at risk in Hong Kong plan to wipe out substandard flats: operator

Concern group also says tenants affected by plan will need help relocating as they may be left with few affordable options.

Hong Kong economy

‘Game-changer’: first planes take off, land at 3 Hong Kong runways – as it happened

Three-runway project has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ for the city to enhance its status as an international aviation hub.

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Three planes have inaugurated the new runway system. Photo: Elson Li

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Operation Santa Claus: the Hong Kong charity empowering youngsters to make an impact

Kids4Kids equips young people, regardless of their socioeconomic background, with the right skills to create positive change.

Kids4Kids executive director Matt Coulson (left) and Sakshi Vasudev, an alumni and founder of BamPads. Photo: Cindy Sui
Kids4Kids executive director Matt Coulson (left) and Sakshi Vasudev, an alumni and founder of BamPads. Photo: Cindy Sui

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Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai admits meetings with Pence, Pompeo ‘kind of’ lobbying

Ex-owner of Apple Daily says he supported sanctions against officials who ‘suppressed Hong Kong’ but not those against ‘China as a state’.

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Explainer | Hong Kong airport’s new 3-runway system opens today: what you need to know

The Post looks at how the new system reshapes the city’s status as a global aviation hub.

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Why some Hong Kong shoppers are ditching bargains in mainland China

Quality assurance, political values, human ties and ‘stubbornness’ among reasons they stay home to shop.

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Illustration: Henry Wong
Illustration: Henry Wong

Society

These Hong Kong eatery chains won’t let you use your own takeaway container

Consumer watchdog staff pose as patrons to test willingness of 15 chain restaurants to package takeaway in containers they brought with them.

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Explainer | Why is Hong Kong getting typhoons in November and are more coming late in year?

Toraji is one of four storms to emerge simultaneously in November for the first time since records began in 1961.

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Where are the jobs? Top talent lured to Hong Kong struggle to find work

Graduates of top universities left ‘confused’ after spending months searching for jobs, entrepreneurs complain about moving funds.

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Illustration: Henry Wong