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Willa Wu
Correspondent, City
Willa joined the SCMP in 2023 and she previously worked for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs.
Willa joined the SCMP in 2023 and she previously worked for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong politics, society
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
US tech giant accuses Joy Timeline HK of promoting ‘nudify’ app, with lawsuit part of Meta’s clampdown on such software.
Observatory says it is assessing whether to move to a higher signal on Saturday afternoon.
Minister Chris Tang says 326 people have been arrested under Hong Kong’s two security laws as of June 1.
City leader also says he will bring forward his annual policy address by a month to make way for Legco election on December 7.
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Former secretary for justice Elsie Leung says first batch of overseas judges appointed to Court of Final Appeal in 1997 are aged 80 to 90.
Government accused of failing to address livelihood concerns before top Beijing official’s possible visit, as lawmaker questions lack of apology.
79-year-old allegedly advised another person to deal in shares of a company he was the chairman and controlling shareholder of in 2017.
Zhou Ji has distinguished himself from his predecessors with community visits and an unusual reciprocal meeting with the city’s leader.
Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, is planning a visit to the city, sources say.
City leader says two meetings with Zhou Ji in three days helped him reflect Hong Kong’s needs to central government and formulate good policies.
Analysts say point made to avoid any misunderstanding that the liaison office has a direct say in city’s affairs.
Chief executive makes remarks after Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump administration will ‘aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students’.
Source says protections to be ramped up as top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi and international guests set to attend ceremony on Friday.
Representatives from nearly 60 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America expected to attend the Landmark convention.
Chief executive says body will bring economic benefits, enhance city’s global status, and elevate its role and influence in international mediation.
Asked about tax reviews on Hong Kong Journalists Association members, city leader says groups trying to pressure government will ‘only expose their true nature’.
A social media user, who says he was on flight, posts that he kept hearing ‘what sounded like a dog barking’.
Shanghai is already signing up American pop stars for concerts, and has 178 sporting events and other shows lined up so far this year.
Burmese python swallowed cat near village house in Ma On Shan on Saturday morning, police say.
Aggressive Construction Company linked to three incidents resulting in five fatalities, including a fallen crane that killed three workers in 2022.
Cinema chain operator Golden Harvest announces venue is shutting down, with it becoming fourth of its movie theatres to close since April last year.
John Lee stresses need to complete scrutiny of legislation swiftly, brushing off concerns of insufficient public and Legco discussion.
Government-owned postal service provider says it will not collect any tariffs on behalf of the US.
Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office director’s message takes aim at CK Hutchison Holdings and businesses with ties to the US, analyst says.
Six premises in the city designated as ‘prohibited places’, while maximum jail term of seven years imposed for providing false information.
Webb, who is battling late-stage cancer, also urges city to maintain its free-port status and promote itself as a duty-free hub.
HKUST’s Von Neumann Institute is step towards advancing Hong Kong as a ‘global leader in AI innovation’, finance chief Paul Chan says.
Most cases occurred in crowded places, city’s security chief tells lawmakers, saying regulating devices would undermine legitimate uses.
Beijing’s point man overseeing Macau affairs will be briefed about new administration’s work in his first visit to city since May last year.
