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Hong Kong actress Natalie Tong has spoken candidly about the profound regret she carries over not prioritising time with her mother before the latter's death in 2009, a loss that ultimately prompted her to leave TVB after 19 years and reassess her life priorities.
The United States has sanctioned eight Chinese and Hong Kong shipping companies accused of operating vessels carrying Iranian oil to China, extending pressure on Tehran and potentially affecting regional trade networks.
Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific have cancelled multiple flights this weekend as Typhoon Noul bears down on Hong Kong and southern China, with forecasts predicting dangerous conditions and torrential rain.
A Hong Kong kindergarten clerk is claiming HK$8.4 million in damages from taxi driver Henry Cheng Kwok-chuen after his vehicle mounted a pavement and struck her during an October 2019 protest in Sham Shui Po, leaving her with lasting mobility issues.
Hong Kong's security chief has instructed booksellers to verify their stock poses no threat to national security, one day after police arrested five people linked to two independent bookstores in the third enforcement action in four months.
Hong Kong authorities arrested a 19-year-old from Sarawak after discovering three kilogrammes of cannabis buds. Malaysian police suspect the teenager was deliberately recruited by drug syndicates to transport narcotics.
Two Malaysians arrested separately at Hong Kong International Airport within days have exposed how international drug syndicates continue to exploit Malaysian nationals as couriers, raising fresh concerns among regional law enforcement.
Malaysia's Hong Kong Consulate has defended its communication efforts during the Johor state election, pushing back against media reports suggesting overseas voters lacked sufficient awareness of voting procedures and deadlines.
Hong Kong's health authorities will review and potentially strengthen reporting requirements for fertility clinics after HEAL Fertility delayed disclosing critical embryo mix-ups by up to three weeks, prompting regulatory action and police involvement.
Lam Wing-kee, the Hong Kong bookseller whose 2015 detention by Chinese authorities made him a symbol of Beijing's assault on press freedom, has died in Taiwan at age 70 after a cancer relapse.
Hong Kong authorities have dismantled a major cocaine trafficking operation after discovering 361 kilograms of the drug across two vessels in Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, marking the largest seizure in a year.
Hong Kong's Security Secretary Chris Tang has pledged there will be 'no limits' to accountability over the Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168 people in November, with authorities already prosecuting those refusing to testify before the inquiry committee.