Shenzhen | Subway line adopts facial recognition technology

The southern city of Shenzhen has adopted facial recognition technology on a subway line, allowing for fast and easy entrance for the elderly aged 60 and above, according to state

Nearly 1,500 arrests do little to deter HK’s protests

As one of Hong Kong’s protests became increasingly violent last month, Ventus Lau ventured near the front lines where demonstrators had ripped down smart lampposts and surrounded a police station.

Chinese flag trampled amid street fires

Protesters in Hong Kong trampled a Chinese flag, vandalized two subway stations and set at least two street fires yesterday, as pro-democracy demonstrations took a violent turn once again. The day’s

Macau signs three cooperation agreements with Guangzhou

A total of three agreements were signed yesterday during the 2019 Guangzhou-Macau Cooperation Task Force meeting held in the Guangdong provincial capital. Macau’s Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel Leong witnessed

Guangzhou | Exports to SARs to receive special treatment

Guangzhou’s immigration authority has launched two policies aiming to provide convenient immigration measures to serve Macau and Hong Kong in terms of cargo services. The Guangzhou immigration authority, which oversees immigration

Congress moving quickly on bill to support HK protesters

Momentum is building for quick action in Congress to pressure China to back off any crackdown on pro-democracy protesters by threatening Hong Kong’s special trading status with the U.S. Legislation is

US lawmakers ramp up pressure on Hong Kong

U.S. lawmakers say they are moving forward with attempts to pressure Hong Kong’s government over its treatment of protesters by threatening the territory’s special trading status.

Hong Kong | National Day fireworks canceled amid protests

An annual fireworks display in Hong Kong marking China’s National Day on October 1 was called off yesterday as pro-democracy protests show no sign of ending.

Hong Kong investigates possible sabotage in MTR derailment: SCMP report

Hong Kong’s government is to investigate whether the MTR East Rail line was sabotaged, the South China Morning Post reported late last night. “As the mystery over

Hong Kong | Lam says PR firms declined to help restore SAR’s image

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said yesterday that the government had asked international public relations firms to help restore the city’s reputation, battered by months of pro-democracy protests, but was

In leaderless Hong Kong movement, Joshua Wong just one voice

Overseas, Joshua Wong has emerged as a prominent face of Hong Kong’s months-long protests for full democracy. At home, he is just another protester. The 22-year-old activist, who rose to fame

Briefs | 4,000 young participants to tour Greater Bay Area cities

A group of around 4,000 young people from Greater Bay Area will visit three Chinese mainland cities within the region this weekend, on September 21 and 22. The

Guangdong’s Greater Bay cities say they are equipped for Macau cooperation

Since the release of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area outline plan earlier this year, Guangdong has become better equipped to cooperate with Macau, representatives

Hong Kong Hospital staff rally for protest campaign after new violence

Hundreds of medical staff at one of Hong Kong’s main public hospitals rallied yesterday to support months of protests for democratic reforms and denounce police use

BNP Paribas apologizes for employee’s post on HK unrest

BNP Paribas SA became the latest global firm to be dragged into the tensions roiling Hong Kong after the French lender publicly apologized for a posting

Hong Kong | World-class subway pressured by repeated attacks

From Sydney to Stockholm, governments looking for help with their rail systems turn to Hong Kong’s MTR Corp., renowned for its speedy, clean and reliable

Violence flares after HK protesters defy police ban

Police fired chemical-laced blue water and tear gas at protesters who lobbed Molotov cocktails outside the Hong Kong government office complex yesterday, as violence flared anew after

Hong Kong | Tax on developers aims to lower housing costs

Hong Kong is pushing ahead with a vacancy tax in the hope that a more affordable property market could help quell anti-government protests. The government

Hong Kong | Air traffic tumbles amid shy visitation

Hong Kong’s air traffic declined last month as protests took a toll on the city. Hong Kong International Airport handled 6 million passengers in August,

Hurdles mount for Hong Kong Exchange’s $36.6 billion London bid

The Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. plan to take over London Stock Exchange Group Plc is running into multiple obstacles less than 24 hours after the surprise bid was

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