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Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower Iris Wong Ping-fan, a Hong Kong deputy to the National People's Congress, joined a delegation of HK commentators on a visit to Wuhan, Shiyan and Xiangyang in Hubei Province.

Global Lens

2026.10.16 20:28

Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower

Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key China-United States Exchange Foundation President James Chau said Hong Kong should leverage the advantages of "one country, two systems" to strengthen its role as a "super-connector" in a multipolar world, with people-to-people ties serving as a key foundation for meaningful connections. He also welcomed Hong Kong's first five-year plan, saying a clear development strategy would help the city navigate new global challenges and enter its "next era".

Hong Kong

2026.10.06 20:09

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia A 22-year-old man from Hong Kong, who left school after Form Five and works in the catering industry, recently triggered intense online debate by saying he plans to move to the UK or Australia despite having no BNO status, limited education, no savings, and little family support.

Global Lens

2026.10.06 16:50

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Deepline | Service upgrades and diverse entertainment make 'hospitality capital' golden brand shine brighter The seven-day National Day Golden Week is drawing to a close. In the first five days, Hong Kong received nearly 1.266 million visitor arrivals, of which about 1.127 million were mainland visitors. This is set to exceed the Immigration Department's estimate of about 1.29 million mainland visitors for the entire Golden Week, and is expected to bring about HK$1 billion in direct consumption benefits.

Deepline

2026.10.06 17:09

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport We all use public transport, and we've all seen things we wish we could unsee. So we hit the streets to ask: what's the funniest or craziest thing you've ever experienced? One person remembered a wild night on an Athens bus at 2 am. Another recalled friends doing pull-ups on the MTR.

Connecting Dots

2026.10.06 16:00

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

Lau Dialogues EP3 | Why remember the Long March? Revisiting a chapter of history

Lau Dialogues EP3 | Why remember the Long March? Revisiting a chapter of history

Lau Dialogues EP3 | Why remember the Long March? Revisiting a chapter of history Why Remember the Long March? Rather than treating it only as a two-year military movement across 14 provinces and more than 12,500 kilometers, the episode returns to the historical facts: the failure of the Fifth Encirclement Campaign, the heavy losses at the Xiang River, the Zunyi Conference's review of military setbacks and establishment of leadership suited to China's realities, the four crossings of the Chishui River, the crossing of the Jinsha River, the snowy mountains and grasslands, and the main force's arrival at Wuqi Town in northern Shaanxi in October 1935.

Lau Dialogues

2026.10.27 17:00

Not an Outsider EP32 | Guangxi's 'German son-in-law': Influencer Gerrit embraces differences for unique experiences

Not an Outsider EP32 | Guangxi's 'German son-in-law': Influencer Gerrit embraces differences for unique experiences

Not an Outsider EP32 | Guangxi's 'German son-in-law': Influencer Gerrit embraces differences for unique experiences A short trip to China completely changed the life of a young German man. Gerrit, who hails from a small town in northern Germany, has now lived in China for 11 years. He has not only put down roots in this land but has also become a unique cultural observer and communicator, personally embodying the interplay and fusion of Chinese and German cultures.

Not An Outsider

2026.10.27 16:27

Chinese brands terminate ties with Kylian Mbappe over acts hurting national sentiments

Chinese brands terminate ties with Kylian Mbappe over acts hurting national sentiments

Chinese brands terminate ties with Kylian Mbappe over acts hurting national sentiments Multiple brands, including Dongpeng Beverage and Mengniu Dairy, announced on Tuesday (Oct. 27) the immediate termination of all cooperation with French football star Kylian Mbappe.

Sports

2026.10.27 16:11

Brazil VP rejects Trump's claim that presidential election was 'rigged'

Brazil VP rejects Trump's claim that presidential election was 'rigged'

Brazil VP rejects Trump's claim that presidential election was 'rigged' Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alckmin on Oct. 26 rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that Brazil's presidential election was "rigged" and questioned his skepticism over the extension of voting hours, in an interview with Brazilian media.

World

2026.10.27 15:19

Watch This | Burst pipe in Shau Kei Wan sends muddy water gushing, turning roads into rivers as buses drive through floodwater

Watch This | Burst pipe in Shau Kei Wan sends muddy water gushing, turning roads into rivers as buses drive through floodwater

Watch This | Burst pipe in Shau Kei Wan sends muddy water gushing, turning roads into rivers as buses drive through floodwater A burst water pipe occurred in Shau Kei Wan. At around 10 am today (Oct. 27), an underground water pipe burst at a roadside works site near the westbound carriageway outside 318 Shau Kei Wan Road. According to online video, the moment the pipe burst, large amounts of muddy water gushed out, flooding the pavement and both directions of Shau Kei Wan Road. Buses drove through the water, and the scene resembled a flooded landscape.

Hong Kong

2026.10.27 14:09

Apple admits iPhone Duo screen cracking issue: Free replacements offered

Apple admits iPhone Duo screen cracking issue: Free replacements offered

Apple admits iPhone Duo screen cracking issue: Free replacements offered The highly anticipated Apple's first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, officially went on sale worldwide on Oct. 23, with the first batch of stock selling out rapidly. Users in various parts of the world who received the first iPhone Duo units have reported issues with the inner display (flexible OLED panel) at the hinge crease, including cracking, black lines, or abnormally bright white lines. In response, Apple has issued an official statement to foreign media, acknowledging that a very small number of units are affected and offering free replacement service.

World

2026.10.27 13:11

3-vehicle pile-up on Kwai Chung Road leaves at least 11 injured including pregnant woman, Kowloon-bound traffic congested

3-vehicle pile-up on Kwai Chung Road leaves at least 11 injured including pregnant woman, Kowloon-bound traffic congested

3-vehicle pile-up on Kwai Chung Road leaves at least 11 injured including pregnant woman, Kowloon-bound traffic congested A collision involving a light goods vehicle, a medium goods vehicle, and a minibus occurred outside Cheong Nin Building, 1013–1033 Kwai Chung Road, at 9:11 am today (Oct. 27). According to reports, at least 11 people were initially injured, including a pregnant woman. Rescue personnel are at the scene handling the incident.

Hong Kong

2026.10.27 12:17

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