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Hong Kong lawmakers urge authorities to boost overseas confidence in city

Legislators also scrutinise costs run up by former leader Carrie Lam amid debate on passage of 2024-25 budget.

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80% of Hong Kong restaurants not ready for disposable plastics ban

Lawmakers told a check of 20,000 small and medium-sized restaurants showed most not ready to ditch plastic next month.

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Neither LegCo nor priests what they used to be | Big Lychee, Various Sectors

Neither LegCo nor priests what they used to be | Big Lychee, Various Sectors
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Officials justify 14-day detention under Article 23

Michael Shum No suspects will be "arbitrarily detained" under the Basic Law Article 23, as clear principles will be set out to extend the ma.

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Hong Kong security secretary hits out at US-backed Asia radio station over reports that city s national security law would target media

Washington-funded Radio Free Asia claims that national security law would target media dismissed by Secretary for Security Chris Tang.

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