Thanks to an advanced supply chain, companies with no history making cars are challenging for supremacy in China’s EV market.

Hong Kong launched its game-changing Top Talent Pass Scheme almost two years ago, drawing tens of thousands of graduates and high earners to the city. In a three-part series, the Post takes stock of the scheme and looks into how it can be improved.

Parents prefer city’s education system for being less competitive and stressful than on the mainland.

With plans for sustainably designed MTR stations and zero-emission buses, the city is moving foward on its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

Injured son pulled out from under blown-off kitchen door after gas leak sparks huge explosion as mother cooks.

The growing bloc, which seeks alternatives to Western-led institutions, is being leveraged by Beijing and Moscow to forge a multipolar world.

Force also looking into installing car plate recognition system in city’s surveillance cameras, Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu reveals.

Ma Yi explains why he gave up tenure at UC Berkeley to serve as head of the University of Hong Kong’s computing school.

Ma Yi explains why Hong Kong is an ideal place to attract global talent and how he is using the new role at the University of Hong Kong to promote academic exchange.

The Republican nominee says the US is being treated like a ‘garbage can for the rest of the world to dump the people that they don’t want’.