SPORTS
Celebrations for the 40th anniversary of the Maclehose Trail
AFCD plan a number of events to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the opening of the Maclehose Trail. […]
Hong Kong
CULTURE
Laughter, take-home melodies and touch of sentimentalism await whole family at Lyric Theatre
The RSC’s adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda comes to Hong Kong. […]
BOOKS
About one in ten people around you is a high-conflict personality you find impossible to deal with
Our reviewer takes a look at Bill Eddy’s latest book on High-Conflict Personalities. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
Crime syndicates in Hong Kong blamed for multi-billion-dollar wildlife trade threatening species extinction
In the past six years seizures in Hong Kong of illegal ivory, pangolin scales and rhino horn have equated to the deaths of 3,000 elephants, 96,000 pangolins and 51 rhinoceros. […]
SCIENCE
Bring your software up to date with free tools or you may be invaded by ransomware
Our Science Correspondent takes a look at the latest warning from HKCERT. […]
POLITICS
Update on planned protests – 16 August
Our weekly update on planned protests against the Extradition Law. […]
POLITICS
Worrying predictions China armed invasion may be inevitable expressed by some overseas observers
Our correspondent looks at the global reaction to predictions of PLA intervention in the current protests. […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Poorly led police force has exacerbated already tense situation
Senior Superintendent (Ret.) Stuart McDouall writes of his concern over policing of the current protests. […]
BOOKS
Party rulers expected to enforce end to protests by crucial deadline: 70th anniversary of P.R.C.
A prescient book published two years ago argues that Beijing will want the current protests out of the way by October. […]
COLUMNS
Lighten up, Hong Kong
Trevor Bailey thinks Hong Kong should lighten up a bit. […]