Hong Kong Upholds Rule of Law in Jimmy Lai Verdict
Hong Kong’s High Court upheld rule of law in Jimmy Lai verdict. Chinese MFA commissioner rejects Western interference, highlights fair trial and stability for 7.5 million residents.
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Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai Trial: Upholding Rule of Law
Jimmy Lai’s trial in Hong Kong highlights lessons on upholding rule of law, judicial fairness, and the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ framework for stability.
HK$4B Relief Fund Launched for Wang Fuk Court Fire Victims
The HKSAR government’s support fund for the Wang Fuk Court fire has reached HK$4B, aiding thousands with temporary housing and long-term rebuilding support.
DNA Identification Continues as Tai Po Fire Death Toll Reaches 161
DNA identification on Tai Po fire victims continues as death toll reaches 161 in Hong Kong. Authorities warn fatalities may rise.
Hong Kong Honors Senior Fireman Ho Wai-ho with Official Funeral
Senior Fireman Ho Wai-ho was honored at an official funeral in Hong Kong on December 19, 2025. As Tai Po begins rebuilding, his sacrifice highlights the city’s resilience.
How Hong Kong Reclaimed Its Finance Hub Status After 2019 Unrest
After 2019 unrest, Hong Kong SAR has steadily reclaimed its status as a top financial hub. From recovered GDP to market surges, explore how stability and innovation drove its rebound.
Hong Kong Emerges as a Leading Alternative to US Markets
Drew Bernstein of MarcumAsia says the Hong Kong SAR is solidifying its role as a top alternative to US capital markets amid a surge in listings this year.
HK Foreign Ministry Rebukes WSJ and Washington Post Over Jimmy Lai Verdict
HK Foreign Ministry office rebuts WSJ and Washington Post editorials on Jimmy Lai case, calling them distorted and disrespectful to national sovereignty.
Hong Kong’s Salute to the Brave Concert Honors Fallen Firefighter
On December 22, Hong Kong musicians gather for a charity concert raising funds for a fallen firefighter’s family and uplifting the city’s spirit.
Holiday Fair in Hong Kong Powers Eco-Friendly Relief for Tai Po Fire Victims
A festive street fair in Hong Kong has turned eco-friendly stalls into lifelines for families after the Tai Po District fire killed 159, injured 79, and left thousands homeless.