Knowing that your adorable little bunnies are being spoiled with spa treatments, luxe meals, playtime, parties, and a lot more at a "Rabbit Resort" is the best feeling ever, especially when you are out quenching your thirst for adventure and wanderlust.

Resorts for rabbits? This country has luxury hotels for bunnies

Hong Kong-based ship has sunk in the waters between South Korea and Japan and the rescue operations are going on to rescue the 22 crew members. South Korean officials say that their coast guards along with those from Japan are trying to rescue the crew members.

Cargo ship 'Jintian' sinks off Japan cost between waters of South Korea, Japan

In a shocking incident, a pig killed the butcher who was about to slaughter him in Hong Kong, on Friday. According to police, the 61-year-old butcher was struck by the squirming pig and suffered a cut from a 40-centimetre (15-inch) meat cleaver as he fell on the ground in the Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse on the city's northern fringes near the border with mainland China, CNN reported.

Pig, about to get slaughtered, regains consciousness, kills butcher in Hong Kong

Hong Kong will lift the isolation order that required people infected with Covid to isolate themselves. The order, seen as part of government's approach to revive the economy, will be implemented starting January 30.

Hong Kong to axe isolation rule for Covid patients, to end mask-mandate next

Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific's flight attendants are troubled by tough working conditions. They are planning to commence a work-to-rule campaign.

Gravitas: Cathay Pacific's flight attendants troubled by working conditions

China has resumed its high-speed rail services which will operate between Hong Kong and the mainland. This is the first time after the Covid-19 pandemic and the lifting of traveling curbs that the services have resumed.

China: Rail services begin after three year long Covid-19 pandemic break

China has further tightened its grip on Hong Kong as it appoints the head of the city's National Security Agency Chief, the top representative of Beijing in Hong Kong.

China: Hong Kong security agency head promoted as Beijing's top official

Chinese mainlanders are flocking to Hong Kong and Macau for Messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccination as COVID-19 outbreak spreads rapidly throughout the country. This occurs at a time when China has not yet approved mRNA jabs, maufactured by the West, in its mainland.

Explained: Why are the Chinese turning to Hong Kong and Macau for Covid jabs?

A 90-year-old cardinal from Hong Kong will be allowed by the authorities to attend the funeral of former pope Benedict XVI after he was arrested last year under the national security law, a source told AFP.

Hong Kong court allows Cardinal Zen to attend funeral of Pope Benedict XVI

China on Friday (December 30) gave Hong Kong leader John Lee power to bar foreign lawyers from trials related to national security law. Previously, even under the sweeping national security law, foreign lawyers were granted admission by Hong Kong courts to work in the city.

Hong Kong leader gets power to bar foreign lawyers

Hong Kong will end most of its strict Covid rules starting Thursday (December 29), meaning there will be no cap on public gatherings and the city's vaccine pass would also be scrapped.

Hong Kong to end most Covid rules apart from mandatory mask wearing

Hong Kong is set to cancel its stringent Covid19 norms, which means that arrivals are no longer required to do mandatory PCR Tests and the city's vaccine pass would also be scrapped. However, masks are still mandatory in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong scraps on-arrival PCR Test and vaccine pass

In the backdrop of the Chinese government's accelerated unwinding of tough Covid-19 rules which had stunted economic growth, Hong Kong is planning to re-open its borders with Beijing from mid-January, said city Chief Executive John Lee on Saturday.

Hong Kong prepares to re-open border with mainland China from mid-January

Hong Kong has announced a further easing of its social distancing rules, additionally the previously mandatory negative COVID-19 RAT ( rapid antigen test) result is also set to be scrapped.

Hong Kong announces further easing of COVID-19 curbs

A pair of Hong Kong ETFs investing in Bitcoin and Ether futures raised $79 million as the city pushes ahead with a plan to become a crypto hub even as the sector reels from the FTX collapse.

World Business Watch: Hong Kong crypto ETFs raise $79mn despite FTX fallout

Sotheby’s will open a property that will house its auctions and exhibitions in Hong Kong and move its headquarters in the city to cater to growth in Greater China following record sales.

World Business Watch: Sotheby’s gets new Hong Kong auction house after record sales

Google on Thursday said that it does not manipulate search results amid a row over the national anthem of Hong Kong. The controversy started when people searching for Hong Kong's anthem online, found that links to a protest song (song of the city's pro-democracy movement) ''Glory to Hong Kong'' appeared ahead of the Chinese national anthem "March of the Volunteers".

Google says it does not change search results amid Hong Kong anthem row

A court in Hong Kong ruled on Wednesday that the police authorities’ decision to ban a Tiananmen vigil in 2021 was unlawful. As a result of the judgement, the conviction of democracy activist Chow Hang-tung was also overturned by the court.

Hong Kong authorities were wrong to ban Tiananmen vigil in 2021, court rules

Hong Kong has announced the lifting of its "amber code" which means that it will no longer require its residents to use its "LeaveHomeSafe" app to enter venues. Additionally, the much criticised "0+3" regime will also be taken away.

Hong Kong takes away much-criticised Covid restrictions

Hong Kong scraps some its last Covid-19 restrictions that have crushed the city’s economy and undermined its status as a financial hub. Additionally, the much criticised "0+3" regime has also be taken away.

Hong Kong scraps Covid restrictions for arriving travellers

Hong Kong's media mogul Jimmy Lai, who founded the pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, was sentenced to five years and nine months on Saturday (December 10). Lai was found guilty of fraud in a contractual dispute and the district court also imposed a fine of US$256,850 (HK$2 million) for breaching land lease terms for the headquarters of a now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper.

Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai jailed for five years and seven months in fraud case

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to over five years in prison for lease fraud. Lai is the founder of now-defunct Apple Daily.

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai sentenced to over five years for lease fraud

A Hong Kong hotel had to pay one of its guests US$642 (HK$5,000) as a refund for an unfair charge of a "cleaning fee". The hotel had apparently imposed the fee on its guest, without any prior notice during the online booking for a room.

Hong Kong hotels charging Covid positive guests hundreds of dollars in 'cleaning fee'

In jade waters off Hong Kong's eastern shoreline, scientists are thrilled to spot a cuttlefish protecting her eggs inside an artificial, 3D-printed clay seabed helping to restore the city's fragile coral reefs.

Scientists are boosting Hong Kong's fragile coral reefs by 3D printing

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