The Latest Breaking News from Hong Kong

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Zen is among the critics in recent years who have said the Vatican’s agreement with Chinese authorities on the appointment of bishops betrays pro-Vatican Chinese Catholics

The Middle East missed Asia's rise the first time around. They don't want to miss out again.

Marseille has emerged as the world’s sixth-largest internet hub, surpassing even Hong Kong and becoming a global crossroads for internet traffic. Data centres continue to proliferate across the city, but the expansion is not without controversy as locals raise concerns about the environmental impact.

On 16 April 2025, Hongkong Post suspended goods shipments to the US due to Trump's 120% tariffs, affecting e-commerce and raising costs. Learn how this impacts your shopping and business.

Sir Ed Davey has written to Foreign Secretary David Lammy, urging the Government to take steps in retaliation for Wera Hobhouse’s deportation.

Hong Kong’s post office will stop shipping parcels to the United States

Hong Kong’s postal service says it will no longer accept US-bound goods in response to US ‘bullying’.

Wera Hobhouse, the Lib Dem MP for Bath, was refused entry to the former British territory while travelling to meet her son and baby grandson.