HKSAR Government Commemorates Nanjing Massacre Victims
HKSAR government held a ceremony on December 13, 2025 to commemorate Nanjing Massacre victims, honoring over 300,000 lives lost and reinforcing collective solidarity.
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HKSAR Unveils Fire-Safety Rules for Scaffolding Nets
HKSAR govt tightens fire-safety rules for scaffolding nets, requiring certification, lab tests, random checks and industry training support.
HKSAR Removes Scaffold Nets from 230 Private Buildings
By December 9, the Buildings Department removed external scaffold nets from 230 private buildings in HKSAR and will require on-site testing and certification for future installations.
Hong Kong’s 8th LegCo Ready to Boost Development
Hong Kong’s newly elected eighth-term LegCo, with 50 returning and 40 first-time members, will team up with the HKSAR government to drive reforms and boost development starting January 1, 2026.
Hong Kong’s Resilience Shines Amid Fire and Rumors
After a devastating fire, Hong Kong residents have shown remarkable resilience, uniting in solidarity and prioritizing facts over rumors as the city heals.
HKSAR Unveils 8th-Term LegCo Election Results
HKSAR has announced the results of its 8th-term Legislative Council election, filling all 90 seats ahead of their January 1, 2026 start.
HKSAR’s 8th-term LegCo Voting Concludes Sunday Night
Voting for the election of the eighth-term Legislative Council in HKSAR concluded Sunday night, marking the next chapter in Hong Kong’s political scene.
Two Weeks After Tai Po Fire, HK Rallies to Support Survivors
Two weeks after the Tai Po blaze at Wang Fuk Court, HK’s HKSAR government and community step up with funding, school relocations and ongoing victim support.
HKSAR to Support Tai Po Fire Survivors Amid LegCo 2025 Election
HKSAR government will discuss relief for Tai Po fire survivors as residents vote in the December 7, 2025 Legislative Council election, ahead of a motion on institutional reform.
HKSAR’s 8th-Term LegCo Election Kicks Off Today
Voting for the eighth-term Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region kicked off Sunday morning, with 90 seats up for election.