Trying to figure out the barrier strategy in CWB today (1-Oct). Never saw these before. Guess they are to prevent EV tourists from driving into E. Point Rd pedestrian areas from either Jaffe Road or Hennessey Rd/Yee Wo St. Waddaya think @transit_jam ?

This Banksy, which appeared overnight on the side of the Royal Courts of Justice building in London, is extremely powerful.

Fan Ho's rare colour photographs of Hong Kong in the 1950s and 60s

It's coming up to 2 years since #HongKong-based #journalist Minnie Chan was last seen by her colleagues or her family. Last seen attending an event in Beijing. We will never give up hope for her safe return. #journalismisnotacrime https://t.co/4dlsXC36tu

It is the year 2134. On 31st August, as they do every year, dozens of HK police gather outside Taizi MTR Station. No one remembers why they do this.

Wish GovHK's official procurement vetting was as thorough as its official propaganda vetting. Maybe we could then get safe drinking water and safe shoes https://t.co/UM8hgqhDHs

This is of course in spite of many Chinese households still having fewer power-hungry electrical appliances than US/EU counterparts, mainly because lower-tier households don't yet have the spending power.

"This is an almost unimaginable number, 1022.6 billion kilowatt-hours, which is already beyond the reach of the G20 economies. It is equivalent to a quarter of the annual electricity consumption of the world's second-largest electricity user, the United States"

Incredible: "A new record has been set in the history of electricity use in China. Last July, China's electricity consumption exceeded one trillion kilowatt hours for the first time, and it was also the first country in the world to reach such a scale in a single month."

Water, singular

The #HK Govt appears to believe that by denying visas to journalists one can improve coverage of HK, even as such denials generate negative publicity. Meanwhile nothing stops overseas journalists covering HK remotely. A rethink is needed.

"China will China us" Kinda has a ring to it https://t.co/GDKhm86zID

What’s the biggest threat to China’s economy in the 2nd half of 2025? It’s not the trade war, nor any new government policy. It’s a judicial interpretation from the Supreme Court. On July 31, the Court issued Interpretation on Applicable Law in Trying Labour Dispute Cases (II).

To what? @HKnumberplates

How many people do you suppose would be interested in putting a police app on their phone

This gives me hope for US China relations since both countries now produce official statistics in the same way, continuing the convergence between the two governments

A man was convicted for turning his back away from the field during the anthem at a FIFA World Cup qualifier last year. Prosecutors argued that such actions “could attract copycat behaviour and undermine Hong Kong’s image as a mega-event capital” https://t.co/PMFAG5h7eg

Numbers plate @HKnumberplates

🇭🇰 🤺 🏆 Ryan Choi becomes Hong Kong’s first ever fencing world champion after victory in the individual foil at the 2025 World Fencing Championships in Tbilisi. Choi defeated Russian fencer Kirill Borodachev 15-9. https://t.co/WdUhIEa2Vb

Hong Kong tram with its cute little trailer. Before the MTR Island line opened in 1985, the tram was very busy, and even after still popular because it was much cheaper! The trams still run today, but the trailers have gone. 📷 me 1982