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LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease Once regarded as a terminal illness with no cure, cancer has now brought new hope to patients with a rare form of leukemia thanks to the breakthrough work of three scientists. The 2026 Shaw Prize laureates were announced yesterday (May 27), with the Life Sciences and Medicine Prize recognizing research that has transformed acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) from one of the deadliest cancers into one of the most curable.

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2026.05.28 21:42

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court According to a report by DotDotNews on May 28, 2026, the Hong Kong Judiciary has officially announced its plan to establish a dedicated "Hong Kong International Commercial Court" (HKICC) under the High Court to adjudicate international commercial disputes involving high claim amounts and complex cross-border elements. This initiative aims to further consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution hub in the Asia-Pacific region and align it with international commercial courts in cities such as Singapore and London.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 20:00

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8% The Department of Health announced that Hong Kong's smoking rate has continued to decline from 23.3% in the early 1980s to 8.5% last year, hitting a record low. Mr Henry Tong Sau-chai, Chairman of the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health (COSH), said today (May 28) during a radio programme that the gradual decline in the smoking rate reflects the effectiveness of tobacco control efforts.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 19:00

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8%

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8%

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident In the clip, the man uses profanity while berating the guards, sparking public criticism.

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2026.05.28 18:59

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has released its Global Talent Trends Survey 2026, exploring how finance professionals are responding to the rapidly changing work environment. The survey reveals that respondents in Hong Kong are increasingly worried about the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), with particular concerns over recruitment processes, job stability, and the over-reliance on AI by junior staff.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 18:45

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease

Watch This | Shaw Prize 2026: Chen Zhu and two scientists turns rare leukemia into highly curable disease Once regarded as a terminal illness with no cure, cancer has now brought new hope to patients with a rare form of leukemia thanks to the breakthrough work of three scientists. The 2026 Shaw Prize laureates were announced yesterday (May 27), with the Life Sciences and Medicine Prize recognizing research that has transformed acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) from one of the deadliest cancers into one of the most curable.

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2026.05.28 21:42

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court

Hong Kong Judiciary announces initiative to establish Hong Kong International Commercial Court According to a report by DotDotNews on May 28, 2026, the Hong Kong Judiciary has officially announced its plan to establish a dedicated "Hong Kong International Commercial Court" (HKICC) under the High Court to adjudicate international commercial disputes involving high claim amounts and complex cross-border elements. This initiative aims to further consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international legal and dispute resolution hub in the Asia-Pacific region and align it with international commercial courts in cities such as Singapore and London.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 20:00

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8%

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8%

Smoking rate hits record low of 8.5%: Henry Tong confident it will fall to 7.8% The Department of Health announced that Hong Kong's smoking rate has continued to decline from 23.3% in the early 1980s to 8.5% last year, hitting a record low. Mr Henry Tong Sau-chai, Chairman of the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health (COSH), said today (May 28) during a radio programme that the gradual decline in the smoking rate reflects the effectiveness of tobacco control efforts.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 19:00

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident

Watch This | Lee Cheuk-hing: 'I failed to stay calm'—principal apologizes and quits after Singapore incident In the clip, the man uses profanity while berating the guards, sparking public criticism.

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2026.05.28 18:59

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows

Frontier | 28% people in HK fear AI disrupts jobs, ACCA survey shows The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has released its Global Talent Trends Survey 2026, exploring how finance professionals are responding to the rapidly changing work environment. The survey reveals that respondents in Hong Kong are increasingly worried about the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), with particular concerns over recruitment processes, job stability, and the over-reliance on AI by junior staff.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 18:45

Tentative pay trend findings released: Ranging from 1.17% to 4.12%

Tentative pay trend findings released: Ranging from 1.17% to 4.12%

Tentative pay trend findings released: Ranging from 1.17% to 4.12% The results of the Pay Trend Survey, which influence pay raises for civil servants, were unveiled today. By convention, the government deducts the incremental pay scale expenditure for the relevant pay band from the "overall pay trend indicator" to arrive at the "net pay trend indicator". Speaking to reporters today (May 28), the Secretary for the Civil Service, Ingrid Yeung, said the net pay trend indicators are 4.12% for senior-level civil servants, 2.64% for middle-level, and 1.17% for junior-level.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 18:00

Final public sale for Michael Cheung's July 11 concert starts tomorrow at 10 am

Final public sale for Michael Cheung's July 11 concert starts tomorrow at 10 am

Final public sale for Michael Cheung's July 11 concert starts tomorrow at 10 am Michael Cheung Tin-fu's E=MC² concert 2026 will be held from July 7 to 11 at the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom. The additional show on July 11 was made available for public sale yesterday (May 27) via a lottery system, which has now concluded. Today (May 28), the organiser announced once again that a final public sale of tickets for the July 11 show will open tomorrow (May 29) at 10:00 am.

Hong Kong

2026.05.28 16:26

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