Hong Kong commuters face an extended period of disruption after Monday’s accident, with operations director admitting that clearing the wreckage is taking longer than expected.

The mood and messages in praise groups are positive and uplifting as opposed to the denigration and trolling that social media is often criticised for.

Updated foreign investment law due to come into effect from January 2020 and stipulates equal treatment for overseas firms.

Li Zhong Human Resources near Foxconn’s factory in Zhengzhou said it did not accept applications from workers from China’s Uygur and Tibetan minorities.

Hu Haifeng to be promoted to Communist Party boss of Xian as his father’s successor faces challenges at home and abroad.

Unpacking Beijing’s 2019 government work report, in which economic growth target for 2019 was set and significant cut in value-added tax rate for manufacturers was announced.

Hong Kong finance chief Paul Chan lays out spending plan with tax breaks for workers and businesses, as well as subsidies for students and the elderly.

There are 10 bold works of art, four in the Sweets line and six in the Fruits line

No horse has claimed the Longines Hong Kong Vase and then gone on to secure victory in the Gold Cup since Indigenous in 1998-99

Brothers Glorious Forever and Time Warp are set to compete against each other again in Sunday’s Group One race at Sha Tin

Source familiar with discussions says the two sides are considering a meeting in the coastal city on February 27 and 28.

High level meeting expected to take place on sidelines of annual World Economic Forum in Switzerland.

The favourites include two Chinese imperial stories from the Qing dynasty. The Korean dramas include a 19th century tale and an augmented reality story.

• Our reporters look back at the sporting highlights and low points of the last 12 months

2018 was an eventful year, with the continued ascendance of Chinese smartphone brands, wider deployment of AI technology, e-commerce moving offline, and the first roll out of China’s home grown electric cars.

Hong Kong’s biggest annual music festival is here and the Post will be bringing you all the action and excitement.

US President Donald Trump will have to face Democrats armed with subpoena power, after they took control of the lower house of Congress in midterm elections Tuesday.

With the South China Morning Post’s 115th anniversary hot on the heels of the express rail link and ‘mega bridge’ to Macau and Zhuhai opening, we celebrate six transport milestones that demonstrate how dynamic Hong Kong has never been a city to sit still.

But chief executive’s 40-minute speech does not go into detail on sensitive political issues such as calls for city’s independence or national security laws.

The new jewellery collection comprises a ring and a pendant and uses red ceramic for the first time

Hong Kong ramps up preparations for incoming Mangkhut, now hurtling towards the Philippines’ most populous island.

Too early to predict if ‘strongest storm ever to threaten Hong Kong’ will be a direct hit, Observatory says, but authorities are taking no chances.

Reduced turnout seen at annual July 1 pro-democracy rally, while many defy police order to not join procession midway.

The government’s hand-holding is beginning to taper off, with subsidies set to end by 2020. It also plans to penalise carmakers that do not produce NEVs from next year

The force sees a shift away from Hong Kong amid a sharp drop in such swindles in the city.

Peaceful commemoration in Victoria Park ends with march to Beijing's liaison office in city, while central government slams US call for China to disclose details of the crackdown, accusing it of issuing statements of ‘gratuitous criticism’ every year.

Taiwanese restaurants are a rarity in Hong Kong, so, having recently tried newcomer Liu Liang San in Tsim Sha Tsui, we checked our archives for a few other places fans of the island’s favourite dishes can try in the city