HK Life

Only documents without any commercial goods will not be affected by the change and can still be sent.

Once something is classified under “national security,” it cannot be monitored, leading to a ‘lawless’ situation in Hong Kong, said the spokesperson.

Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.

With the exodus of foreign capital and the contraction of the financial industry, Hong Kong may only serve as an emigration springboard for Chinese talents.

HK Consumer Council tested the efficacy of 15 eye creams on the market, including well-known brands such as NIVEA, OLAY, ESTĒE LAUDER, SHISEIDO, and SNOW SHOW.

Interview with former Chief Investigator of the Anti Corruption Agency (ICAC), in Hong Kong.

The banned book industry thrived in Hong Kong for 30 years. In the 1980s, Hong Kong’s political publications had an impact on Beijing’s political situation.

Pro-Beijing newspapers accused the shop of supporting violence and sent reporters pretending to be customers to secretly take photos of its staff members.

High interest rates and political uncertainty in Hong Kong is likely to cause prime residential prices to fall more than 10 percent this year.

Only documents without any commercial goods will not be affected by the change and can still be sent.

Once something is classified under “national security,” it cannot be monitored, leading to a ‘lawless’ situation in Hong Kong, said the spokesperson.

Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.

With the exodus of foreign capital and the contraction of the financial industry, Hong Kong may only serve as an emigration springboard for Chinese talents.

HK Consumer Council tested the efficacy of 15 eye creams on the market, including well-known brands such as NIVEA, OLAY, ESTĒE LAUDER, SHISEIDO, and SNOW SHOW.

Interview with former Chief Investigator of the Anti Corruption Agency (ICAC), in Hong Kong.

The banned book industry thrived in Hong Kong for 30 years. In the 1980s, Hong Kong’s political publications had an impact on Beijing’s political situation.

Pro-Beijing newspapers accused the shop of supporting violence and sent reporters pretending to be customers to secretly take photos of its staff members.

High interest rates and political uncertainty in Hong Kong is likely to cause prime residential prices to fall more than 10 percent this year.