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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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District councillor Peggy Wong resigns amid proxy-vote claims after Tai Po blaze (opens the original)
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Wong, who has been criticised for her links to former owners’ committee of fire-hit Wang Fuk Court, cites health reasons for stepping down Hong Kong district councillor Peggy Wong Pik-kiu has resigned from office and several other community roles citing health reasons, following mounting controversy over her team’s alleged proxy-vote collection before last year’s fatal Wang Fuk Court inferno. Wong, a directly elected district councillor for the Tai Po South constituency, also stepped down from h
Hong Kong’s IOMed poised to play key role in resolving Greater Bay Area disputes (opens the original)
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International Organisation for Mediation can handle disputes among three Greater Bay Area jurisdictions, secretary general Teresa Cheng says An intergovernmental mediation body headquartered in Hong Kong is poised to play an important role in resolving cross-border disputes within the Greater Bay Area, as well as multinational disagreements tied to countries in the Belt and Road Initiative, former and incumbent justice ministers have said. The bay area is the central government’s scheme to link
Hong Kong to legislate against persistent child sexual abuse and ‘cyberflashing’ (opens the original)
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Security Bureau says government will include targeted offences in sex offence amendment bill after public and legal groups express broad support Hong Kong authorities have said they will legislate against persistent sexual abuse of children and the act of sending images of genitals to others online without consent after consulting the public. In a consultation report published on Thursday, the Security Bureau stated that with the city’s two professional legal associations expressing broad suppor
IT worker, 51, allegedly kills wife with knife after financial disputes (opens the original)
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Hong Kong police say 53-year-old woman found in bedroom with knife wounds after suspect turned himself in on Wednesday and confessed to killing her A man believed to be millions of dollars in debt is suspected of murdering his wife in their flat after previous financial disputes, according to preliminary investigations by Hong Kong police. Superintendent Kwan Chun-ting, assistant district commander of Eastern district crime squad, said on Thursday that a 51-year-old man had turned himself in at
Kazakh firms eyeing Hong Kong, mainland China urged to take long-term view (opens the original)
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Managing director of Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund says rail operator KTZ aims to list in Hong Kong by year-end Kazakhstan’s businesses should prioritise long-term fundraising ambitions rather than quick wins in the Hong Kong and mainland Chinese markets, the managing director of the Central Asian country’s sovereign wealth fund has said. Saltanat Satzhan, managing director for development and privatisation at sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna, said she also aimed to list state-owned rail
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