Nepal and Hong Kong, China delivered vital wins on Day 2 of the Men’s Asian Games cricket tournament – disciplined bowling and composed run chases have put both teams squarely in the race for medals
A striking new landmark for sports, leisure and entertainment is taking shape in Hong Kong. The Standard has unveiled bold plans for an ambitious mixed‑use hub that promises to draw tourists, reinvigorate retail and ignite a new era of blockbuster live events across the region
By ramping up investments, staging blockbuster trade shows and launching bold creative-talent initiatives, Hong Kong is positioning itself as Asia’s fashion “super-connector” – a bustling bridge linking mainland China, global labels and rising regional designers
Hong Kong’s hospitality sector is regaining momentum as new lifestyle hotels, mixed-use developments, and experience-driven concepts reshape the city’s real estate and tourism landscape.
Prestige Online Singapore spotlights “Twilight World,” tracing photographer Greg Girard’s five-decade journey across Asia, capturing transforming cityscapes, hidden alleys and nocturnal urban lives.
Skims is bringing its shapewear empire to Asia with flagship stores opening in Hong Kong and Seoul – a bold move in its global push that underscores soaring demand for celebrity-driven fashion labels
Kai Tak has come of age – Hong Kong is roaring back onto the global sporting map, its skyline lit by dazzling new venues, its calendar bursting with headline-grabbing events and superstar athletes, all heralding the city’s triumphant return as Asia’s premier arena
Hong Kong is ramping up technology support across the Asia-Pacific to shore up small-business resilience. The expanded programs aim to accelerate digital transformation, unlock new cross-border trade opportunities, and power an innovation-led recovery
Hong Kong’s swift mediation of the ‘presidential’ World Cup dispute has revealed a bold, fast-moving model for resolving sports conflicts – highlighting the city’s rising role as a vital bridge that connects and empowers communities across Asia and Africa
Alarming new research from Hong Kong warns that medical insurance claims could nearly double over the next decade, driven by a rapidly ageing population, skyrocketing healthcare costs and mounting pressure on insurers
Hong Kong travel agencies are reporting a surge in bookings to Central Asia, as curious tourists flock to its “mysterious” landscapes – from windswept steppes and crumbling Soviet-era relics to vibrant new cultural hotspots
In a closely watched contract showdown, a Hong Kong court has thrown out a US$1.53 million claim from actress Cecilia Cheung’s former agent, clearing her and rejecting allegations of unpaid commissions
AECOM has unveiled its new Hong Kong office and Asia headquarters – a dynamic hub that brings people, cutting-edge technology and sustainability together to accelerate bold infrastructure projects and transform urban life across the region
The University of Hong Kong will host Hong Kong’s first Asian Science Camp in 2026 – a landmark event that will bring together outstanding young science talent from across Asia and beyond. Through inspiring lectures, close one-on-one mentoring and hands-on collaboration, the camp will spark new ideas and help forge lasting international networks
In the Asia Cup 2025 opener, Bangladesh dominated Hong Kong as Litton Das’s steady fifty propelled his team to a comfortable victory. The win sets a strong tone for Bangladesh’s campaign, highlighting their batting depth.
Hong Kong emerges as the epicenter of tourism excellence at the 2025 WTA Asia & Oceania Gala, celebrating pioneering achievements and inspiring innovation to shape the future of travel in the region.
Starting October 2025, Hong Kong will relax cross-border travel rules for drivers bound for Mainland China and Macao. The move is designed to boost tourism and trade by simplifying border procedures and cutting long wait times, making journeys faster and more convenient
Typhoon Ragasa has struck Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and China, causing widespread disruptions. Flights canceled and transport halted, forcing travelers to alter plans amid severe weather warnings and safety concerns.
In Hong Kong, Fashion InStyle champions sustainability by promoting ‘Made in Asia’ fashion that blends eco-conscious practices with local craftsmanship, aiming to reshape the region’s industry towards a greener future.
From Bondi to Hong Kong, a new wave of Aussie fashion designers is making their mark internationally. Embracing bold creativity and resilience, they’re “having a crack” at global markets, reshaping the industry’s landscape.