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Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement Israel launched more attacks on southern Lebanon on Monday (June 29) despite a recently signed Lebanon-Israel framework agreement, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA) reported.

World

2026.06.30 20:11

Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement

Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set? Before the 1997 handover, the UK set several obstacles to preserve its influence. After the 1984 Joint Declaration officially confirmed Hong Kong would return to China in 1997, the 13-year transition period became a window for Britain to entrench its power.

Global Lens

2026.06.30 19:58

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set?

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set?

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC Recently, scorching heatwaves have swept across various parts of Europe, with temperatures hitting record highs one after another. The United Kingdom, which has always been perceived as a cold country, has not been spared either. After breaking the highest temperature record for May, it went on to break the June high-temperature record for three consecutive days. In the UK, where air conditioning is not commonly installed, many Hongkongers who have moved there have been left "questioning their existence" due to the heat.

Hong Kong

2026.06.30 19:00

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are On a scorching summer day, at 4 PM, drowsiness creeps in. After carefully surveying the surroundings and confirming that the boss is nowhere nearby, you sneak into the forgotten supply closet in the corner of the office, a blind spot in the surveillance camera system, and enjoy a delightful little nap. You even leave your phone and laptop at your workstation to avoid any possible location tracking.

Deepline

2026.06.30 18:53

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia Japan, under Takaichi, is Asia's hidden ticking time bomb. Its first female prime minister fancies herself the Margaret Thatcher of the East. Remember Thatcher? She had carved her name in history by defeating Argentina in the Falklands. Copycat Takaichi, too, wants her place in history.

Philip Yeung

2026.06.30 17:00

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia

Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement

Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement

Israel continues attacks on S. Lebanon despite framework agreement Israel launched more attacks on southern Lebanon on Monday (June 29) despite a recently signed Lebanon-Israel framework agreement, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA) reported.

World

2026.06.30 20:11

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set?

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set?

Global Lens | Before HK's handover, what obstacles did UK set? Before the 1997 handover, the UK set several obstacles to preserve its influence. After the 1984 Joint Declaration officially confirmed Hong Kong would return to China in 1997, the 13-year transition period became a window for Britain to entrench its power.

Global Lens

2026.06.30 19:58

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC

Immigrant Mishaps Series | UK heatwave leaves HK expat and pet cat struggling without AC Recently, scorching heatwaves have swept across various parts of Europe, with temperatures hitting record highs one after another. The United Kingdom, which has always been perceived as a cold country, has not been spared either. After breaking the highest temperature record for May, it went on to break the June high-temperature record for three consecutive days. In the UK, where air conditioning is not commonly installed, many Hongkongers who have moved there have been left "questioning their existence" due to the heat.

Hong Kong

2026.06.30 19:00

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are

Deepline | The hidden eye in router: When Wi-Fi knows who you are On a scorching summer day, at 4 PM, drowsiness creeps in. After carefully surveying the surroundings and confirming that the boss is nowhere nearby, you sneak into the forgotten supply closet in the corner of the office, a blind spot in the surveillance camera system, and enjoy a delightful little nap. You even leave your phone and laptop at your workstation to avoid any possible location tracking.

Deepline

2026.06.30 18:53

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia

Opinion | Japan, the ticking time-bomb in Asia Japan, under Takaichi, is Asia's hidden ticking time bomb. Its first female prime minister fancies herself the Margaret Thatcher of the East. Remember Thatcher? She had carved her name in history by defeating Argentina in the Falklands. Copycat Takaichi, too, wants her place in history.

Philip Yeung

2026.06.30 17:00

HK Express launches 7.1 limited-time fare, round-trip flights from HK$71 to mark 29th anniversary of HK's return

HK Express launches 7.1 limited-time fare, round-trip flights from HK$71 to mark 29th anniversary of HK's return

HK Express launches 7.1 limited-time fare, round-trip flights from HK$71 to mark 29th anniversary of HK's return To celebrate the 29th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover, HK Express has rolled out a special "7.1 Limited-Time Fare" fare promotion, offering steep discounts on all its mainland China routes. Round-trip "Ultra Lite" fares start as low as HK$71. Destinations include the newly added Wuxi, as well as Beijing (Daxing), Sanya, Ningbo, Changzhou, and Yiwu—covering a wide range of leisure and travel options.

Hong Kong

2026.06.30 16:03

World Cup | Morocco eliminates Netherlands in penalty shootout: Advances to Round of 16 with 4-3 on aggregate

World Cup | Morocco eliminates Netherlands in penalty shootout: Advances to Round of 16 with 4-3 on aggregate

World Cup | Morocco eliminates Netherlands in penalty shootout: Advances to Round of 16 with 4-3 on aggregate On June 30 Hong Kong time, in the World Cup Round of 32, the Netherlands faced Morocco. In the first half, both sides traded attacks but failed to break the deadlock, ending the half 0-0. In the second half, Cody Gakpo scored with a volley from inside the box for the Netherlands, while Issa Diop equalized with a header. The match ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, forcing extra time.

World

2026.06.30 15:00

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