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2026 Wuhan Open lineup announced: Zheng Qinwen confirmed to compete The player lineup for the 2026 Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open has been officially revealed. Among the first batch of 43 names, all of the world's top 10 players will compete, with 10 Grand Slam singles champions and 5 players who have reached world No. 1 gathering in Wuhan — a star-studded field. Zheng Qinwen, who recently impressed at the US Open, will also return to her home province of Hubei to compete this year.
World
2026.09.17 13:12
Asian Games | Chinese athletes stranded at Nagoya airport for nearly six hours Chinese athletes and members of several other Asian Games delegations were left waiting for hours at Nagoya airport after arriving in Japan, with some unable to board transport to their accommodation because their information could not be found in the organizers' system. Some Chinese teams eventually arranged their own transport, while the Chinese gymnastics team did not leave until around six hours after arrival. The Games have also faced complaints over accommodation and transport arrangements, amid a record number of registered participants.
World
2026.09.17 11:12
BIGBANG holds three consecutive shows at Kai Tak in November: Public sale starts today at 12pm, tickets from HK$699 (link included) The Hong Kong leg of the BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR will take over the Kai Tak Main Stadium from Nov. 13 to 15, 2026, with tickets priced from HK$699 to HK$3,099. Tickets go on public sale today (Sept. 17) at 12pm — fans, grab your chance to snag them!
Hong Kong
2026.09.17 10:00
Opinion | Half the planet signed one text and did not ask Washington first BRICS may be divided on politics, currencies and regional conflicts, but its latest summit in New Delhi showed that its members can still build practical alternatives to the existing Western-led system.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.17 09:22
Five Year Plan & Policy Address | Beyond the cheque: HK's full-cycle fertility plan covers housing, tax savings, and childcare Around the world, governments are rolling out pro-natal policies. On Sept. 16, Chief Executive John Lee unveiled Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan together with the new Policy Address. The 11-point package goes well beyond a single cheque, tackling two key barriers couples face: residence and practical support for raising a child.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 22:23
Global Lens | HK's First Five-Year Plan: What you need to know Today marks a historic first for Hong Kong. The city has published its own Five-Year Plan alongside the annual Policy Address. While the Policy Address sets out yearly priorities, this is the first time Hong Kong has a medium-term blueprint.
Global Lens
2026.09.16 20:11
Opinion | Aligning higher education with Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan for a new era of innovation The release of Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan, which devotes considerable attention to policy measures relating to the development of the Northern Metropolis, education, talent development, and innovation and technology research, sets out a comprehensive plan for Hong Kong's development over the next five years.
Opinion
2026.09.16 19:24
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