Shooting the messenger is never a good idea, especially when people's health is at stake.
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- Mar 4, 2013
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The caption on Page 3 of the April 22 edition of the Sunday Morning Post on a photograph accompanying the report, 'Diplomat arrested for spying in HK'/'Ex-vice consul held for espionage', mixed up...
British consular officials are staying tight-lipped over a break-in at the Stanley home of a senior diplomat, and on whether two laptops stolen in the incident contain sensitive information.
...The British consul general has weighed into a row between China and the United States over the work of diplomats in Hong Kong, saying his staff discuss 'political and economic issues' as part of...
The French consulate yesterday celebrated the registration of its 10,000th citizen in Hong Kong.
In September 1984, the same month Britain and China initialled the Joint Declaration on the future of Hong Kong, the Chinese foreign minister Wu Xueqian addressed the United Nations to explain...
A senior official from Beijing's liaison office has lashed out at the US consulate in Hong Kong for stirring up trouble and trying to encourage the city to secede.
Shanghai's leading intellectuals expressed uniformly negative views of Vice-President Xi Jinping's leadership abilities, and concerns about the prospects for needed political reforms if he...
Tuesday, February 8: British Chamber of Commerce lunch: 'Communicating across barriers'. British Consulate-General.
British Chamber of Commerce event: 'Electric vehicles - Driving...
Today: American Chamber of Commerce breakfast: 'Managing risks within the supply chain: It's all about transparency'. American Club.
American Chamber of Commerce lunch: '...
Today: British Chamber of Commerce breakfast: 'Latest trends in the China property market - Implications for Hong Kong'. Hong Kong Club.
American Chamber of Commerce lunch: 'Air...
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