Hong Kong has no legal ground to act on berthed Russian yacht
The vessel is said to be owned by a Russian tycoon who’s facing sanctions from Western countries for his alleged role in the Russian-Ukraine conflict.
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Hong Kong, Macao start to select space experts
The selection process is expected to last a year and a half, with those passing receiving an additional two and half years of training.
HK encouraged to make culture industry a core strength
Under the nation’s 14th Five-Year Plan, Hong Kong is set to make use of its markets to build the cultural industry into a new engine for economic development.
Activists in Hong Kong plead guilty to subversion
According to the National Security Law for Hong Kong, the subversion offense carries a maximum penalty of a life sentence.
Quarantine-free entry for Hong Kong visitors likely in November
However, Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau said travelers would be placed under medical observation and possibly be barred from high-risk activities, such as going to bars.
Three held in ‘bomb plot’ against Hong Kong police
A 31-year-old technician is believed to have encouraged others on social media to attack police and government buildings in Hong Kong between July 2021 and April this year.
Understanding crucial to easing parent-child disputes: Expert
Parent-child relations in many Hong Kong families have been strained, with increasing disputes over e-learning and personal hygiene, according to an expert on youth development.