Embattled Hong Kong teachers’ union withdraws from pro-democracy group and int’l body - 5 hours ago

• Hong Kong’s largest teachers’ union, which has come under fire from both Beijing and the city government for its political leanings, has announced it is quitting the pro-democracy Hong Kong Conf…

• Hong Kong’s largest teachers’ union withdraws from Brussels-based federation amid criticism over joining foreign support for protests
• Hong Kong taxi association threatens strike in effort to pressure government to approve fare increase
• The Association continued to focus on "the profession" to set up a working group on Chinese history and culture to promote the national conditions of teachers and students

Hong Kong women’s table tennis team win bronze at Tokyo Olympics - 5 hours ago

• The women’s table tennis team won a fourth medal for Hong Kong at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday, recovering from an initial defeat to beat Germany 3-1 in the city’s most successful Games. Doo H…

• Asia-Pacific stocks mixed; Chinese online gaming stocks come under pressure again
• Hong Kong celebrates fourth medal at Olympics
• Corruption charges dropped for Hong Kong singer, activist
• Germany's Wellbrock wins marathon swim gold medal
• HK women's team win table tennis bronze
• For a Hong Kong in flux, a dual strategy for reinventing its economy
• Hong Kong team Dongao again into the account table tennis earth cannon women's regiment picked copper to write history

Hong Kong drops charges against Cantopop star and pro-democracy politician over election performance - 5 hours ago

• Hong Kong’s Department of Justice has withdrawn charges against Cantopop singer Anthony Wong and former pro-democracy lawmaker Au Nok-hin. The move comes three days after they were arrested by t…

• Hong Kong anti-graft agency drops case against Canto-pop star Anthony Wong in favour of bind-over order
• Huang Yaoming, Au Nok-hin accused of electoral fraud were removed from the conservative act 18 months denied by Denise Ho Yedexian waited for the support of the field

Legal scholar Eric Cheung quits HKU governing body after student leaders barred from campus - 12 hours ago

• Law professor Eric Cheung Tat-ming has quit the governing council of the University of Hong Kong (HKU), after it barred student leaders from campus over their expressions of sympathy for a man w…

• Eric Cheung quits HKU Council after student ban
• University of Hong Kong bypassed normal disciplinary procedure in banning student leaders from campus, insiders say
• China clampdown sparks a student exodus from Hong Kong schools
• Alumni launched a joint rebuke to HKU for failing to adjudicate Zhang Daming's resignation from the school committee that night

Olympics: Hong Kong’s Grace Lau bags bronze medal in women’s kata - 5 hours ago

• Hong Kong’s Grace Lau has won the city’s first Olympic medal in karate at the women’s solo kata competition at the Tokyo Olympics. Lau, 29, won bronze as Hong Kong’s only karateka competing at t…

• Grace Lau to battle for bronze in kata competition
• "One-time collection of tricolor medals" Liu Muxuan karate copper port team won two consecutive Olympic medals in a single day in the history of the best results

Activist Chow Hang-tung released on bail - 10 hours ago

• The High Court on Thursday granted bail to activist and barrister Chow Hang-tung, the vice-chairwoman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China. Chow is cha…

• Vice-chair of June 4 vigil organiser wins bail at Hong Kong High Court
• Hong Kong Tiananmen Massacre vigil organiser Chow Hang-tung granted bail
• Mr Kwong's involvement in the sensational June 4 rally was granted bail by the High Court more than a month 柙

Earth cannon first table tennis medal Li Weiqing: Thank you family for giving me a dream - 13 hours ago

• The Tokyo Olympic women's table tennis team team bronze medal battle, the Hong Kong team with a 3-1 defeat to Germany, won the first bronze medal in the history of women's table tennis. Li Weiqi…

Thousands queue up on day two of Macau's mass testing - 13 hours ago

• Thousands of Macau residents queued up on Thursday to get checked for Covid, on the second day of a mandatory territory-wide testing programme. At around 10am, queues ranging from dozens to arou…

• Covid-19: Hong Kong tightens restrictions for mainland returnees, limits free testing eligibility
• 'Return2HK requirements should be further tightened'
• Macau closed casino does not guarantee the casino He Yicheng: confident 14 days to control the epidemic

Sarah Lee's medal hopes in keirin dashed - 12 hours ago

• Hong Kong's top cyclist, Sarah Lee, on Thursday failed to live up to expectations at the women's keirin at the Tokyo Olympics, losing in the semi-finals. Lee was up against China's Zhong Tianshi…

• Tokyo Olympics: Lee Wai Sze Kelinsay semi-final defeat coach Shen Jinkang: Ming war first race will not be taken lightly

National security law: 3 Hong Kong teens sentenced to hard labour for conspiring to threaten supporters of Beijing-decreed legislation with knives - 12 hours ago

• Three secondary school students who admitted to possessing knives they planned to use to threaten two supporters of Hong Kong’s national security law last year have been sentenced to up to six m…

• 3 Juvenile knife scare formed street station volunteer guilty plea into the re-education through labor center officers to prohibit others from expressing political views

Zhou Baosong: Pulling the sword and looking around at the bewilderment -- pay tribute to Mr. Yu Ying-shi - 19 hours ago

• It's hard to walk, it's hard to walk. Multi-astray, multi-astray. Thank you, Mr. Yu. Historian Yu Ying-shi. Pictured: Online pictures woke up at noon today to learn of Mr Yu's death. It turned o…

Yu Yingshi's Death: A lifetime of anti-communist refusal to step foot on the mainland official low-key handling of the death news folk evaluation of the two extreme pink said "good death" - August 5, 2021

• The death of Yu Ying, a well-known historian, caused mourning in Hong Kong and Taiwan, but mainland officials kept a low profile, and the official People's Daily and Xinhua news agency did not r…

China’s move to impose anti-sanctions law in Hong Kong will not be immediate as local legislation still needed: sources - 20 hours ago

• Hong Kong will not immediately enact mainland China’s anti-sanctions law after its adoption is approved later in August as it will still require local legislation to adapt it to suit the city’s …

• Washington will sell 7.51 million 000000 Foreign Ministry threatened to counter

Australia plans payouts to 'stolen generation' - 19 hours ago

• Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Thursday one-off payments to many Indigenous Australians who were forcibly removed from their homes as children. The federal government red…

• Biden lets Hongkongers in US extend their stay
• ‘Democracy has dimmed’: Washington offers Hongkongers in the US ‘safe haven’
• Canada warns its citizens in Hong Kong about risk of China-style exit bans
• There is still no answer as to how the Australian government will stay after accepting bno's only five-year visa for the Safe Haven scheme

No Covid cases found in overnight lockdowns - 21 hours ago

• The overnight compulsory Covid testing operations at a block of flats in Sham Shui Po, and at a hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, have been completed with health authorities so far finding no cases. Offic…

• Hong Kong expected to confirm first local Covid-19 case in two months
• Canada warns citizens about possible exit bans in Hong Kong
• China clampdown sparks a student exodus from Hong Kong schools
• Hong Kong activist singer Anthony Wong cleared of 'corrupt conduct' charge
• HK sees first local Covid case in nearly two months
• Coronavirus Hong Kong: returnees from mainland China ‘should quarantine in hotels’; 58-day run of no local cases ends
• Hong Kong police arrest man over possession of child pornography after incident in mall toilet
• Testing children’s stool may show if they are autistic, Hong Kong researchers say
• No confirmed (08:21) was found in the strong examination of 730 people in the Building A of Dongyu Building in Deep Water and the Dilewenna Public House in Tsim Sha Tsui

Hong Kong police arrest 2 plumbers accused of exaggerating severity of clogs to con clients into paying exorbitant fees - 12 hours ago

• Hong Kong police have arrested two plumbers on suspicion of fraud and criminal intimidation after they were accused of exaggerating how badly drains were clogged and threatening disaster for cus…

• Editorial：Concern about price hikes over e-vouchers
• Consumer Council to receive complaints: to be enough 3000 yuan party to collect consumer vouchers Director-General: only spend 1 yuan should also charge 20 cases related to the payment platform lock card into the wrong money