Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group (HKATG) has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a $1bn spaceport in Djibouti. Watch video to know more.

Hong Kong space firm aims to build $1bn spaceport in Djibouti

Chinese Billionaire Jack Ma's absence from the public scene has created confusion for the general public and this confusion has cost Alibaba $26bn. Company's shares fall 9% in Hong Kong

Unconfirmed reports link Jack Ma to government probe, Alibaba's shares fall 9% in Hong Kong

President Joe Biden on Thursday offered temporary "safe haven" to Hong Kong residents in the United States, allowing potentially thousands of people to extend their stay in the country after Beijing's crackdown on democracy in the Chinese territory. "Offering safe haven for Hong Kong residents who have been deprived of their guaranteed freedoms in Hong Kong furthers United States interests in the region. The United States will not waver in our support of people in Hong Kong," Biden said.

President Joe Biden offers  "safe haven" to Hong Kong residents in the United States

Hong Kong's court remanded tycoon Jimmy Lai, the most high profile Hong-Konger will be in custody until another bail hearing on 1st of February. Jimmy Lai is the vocal critic of Beijing. Taiwan activists voice objection against Lai's remand.

Vocal critic of Beijing, Jimmy Lai remands by Hong Kong court again

A restaurant in Hong Kong, 'Dignity Kitchen' is helping physically and mentally challenged peoples by giving them the opportunity to work as an employee. The restaurant trains these disabled employees to prepare food and cook as well as serve customers.

Restaurant in Hong Kong is helping disabled people to find their way

Reports have suggested that live-firing drills and exercises from the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea to the South China Sea were a diversion for its aggression in Ladakh.

PLA hold military drills in South Asia Sea amid tensions at LAC

The Wuhan coronavirus has triggered a new crisis for China, 1716 medics who were treating the patients are now also infected with the coronavirus. More than 2,600 new cases from the coronavirus outbreak were confirmed in mainland China today. A day later, people returning to the capital from the holiday were ordered to quarantine themselves for 14 days to try to stop its spread.

How is situation on ground in Hong Kong amid Coronavirus outbreak?

Fights erupted in Hong Kong on Saturday with political rivals trading blows in a mall and Beijing supporters using Chinese flags to assault opponents on a street, deepening the city's polarisation after months of pro-democracy protests.

Mall brawls and street fights as Hong Kong polarisation deepens

Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters threw morning rush hour train travel into chaos on Monday, kicking off another day of potential turmoil after a weekend featuring some of the worst violence in three months of anti-government protests.

Hong Kong protesters target trains, urge general strike

Hong Kong's airport and the roads and railways leading to it were operating normally early on Saturday despite plans by protesters to implement a "stress test" of transport links to the aviation hub early in the day.

Hong Kong airport operating normally despite planned 'stress test' protest

'Each of us writes': Hong Kong's discontent fuels creative art

Protesters vowed to defy a police ban Saturday and rally against suspected triad gangs who beat up pro-democracy demonstrators last weekend. Public anger has been raging since last Sunday when a gang of men in white t-shirts, armed with poles and batons, set upon anti-government protesters and bystanders in a station and on a train, leaving at least 45 people needing hospital treatment.

Hong Kong braces for 'anti-triad' rally despite police ban

Thousands of Hong Kong protesters defied a police ban on Saturday and marched through a town near the Chinese border to rally against suspected triad gangs who beat up pro-democracy demonstrators there last weekend.

Hong Kongers defy police ban with mass 'anti-triad' rally

Scores of Hong Kong businesses have vowed to shut down for a day as anger builds over the government's push to allow extraditions to China, with opponents on Tuesday announcing plans for fresh protests and strikes.

Hong Kong businesses pledge closures as extradition anger builds

Typhoon Talim is slated to make landfall in Fujian Province, China, putting cities like Fuzhou and Ningde at risk, according to local officials, as reported by the South China Morning Post.

Typhoon Talim Forms, Could Hit Southern China and Taiwan

Lam Wing-kee, 61, has said he was seized for alleged involvement in bringing banned books into the mainland

Hong Kong delegation to visit Beijing for talks over 'detention of bookseller'

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