As governments across Europe and Asia raise minimum wages to confront the cost-of-living crisis, Hong Kong’s lowest-paid workers are receiving one of
From four-day working week trials in Europe to sweeping holiday reforms in Taiwan and proposals for a shorter working week in South
In a chilling development for what remains of Hong Kong’s independent media, journalists have reported a systematic campaign of intimidation and "obvious" stalking. However,
The formal removal of the Professional Teachers’ Union from the official register marks far more than the demise of a fifty-year-old institution;
Chow Hang-tung paused mid-testimony, her voice breaking as she recalled the final days of Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu
Veteran Hong Kong trade unionist Lee Cheuk-yan told the court yesterday (18 March 2026) that witnessing the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown in Beijing
A group of independent UN human rights experts have written to the Chinese government expressing deep concern over the arrest, prosecution, and
A Hong Kong journalist is taking on one of the world’s largest media companies in a private criminal prosecution after authorities refused
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has presented Chinese toy giant Pop Mart’s planned European headquarters in London as a key achievement of
In the TV drama The Queen of News 2, a news anchor’s likeness and voice are cloned by AI to continue presenting