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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 | 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

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday (May 28) visited the birthplace of the Communist Party of China (CPC), learning about the history of the CPC over more than a century.

China

2026.05.28 17:06

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

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy On May 26, Ferrari officially unveiled its first all-electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce (Italian for "light"). However, rather than being met with widespread acclaim and market enthusiasm, the launch was accompanied by intense controversy and a sharp drop in stock price. That same day, Ferrari's shares plunged more than 8%, as investors and critics reacted coldly to the Italian luxury sports car maker's electric vehicle—some even questioning whether Ferrari remains true to its brand identity.

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2026.05.28 15:30

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

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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

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

Cuteness Overload | Weekend puppy dates: From dog parks to indoor malls in HK

Cuteness Overload | Weekend puppy dates: From dog parks to indoor malls in HK

Cuteness Overload | Weekend puppy dates: From dog parks to indoor malls in HK Thinking of taking your dog out this weekend but not sure where to go? Today, we are bringing along a special guest – Uno the dog – to sniff out some pet-friendly spots in Hong Kong.

Cuteness Overload

2026.05.28 11:00

Watch This | In DR Congo's Ebola hotspot, each burial becomes test of trust

Watch This | In DR Congo's Ebola hotspot, each burial becomes test of trust

Watch This | In DR Congo's Ebola hotspot, each burial becomes test of trust Health workers contend with fear and rumors amid the latest Ebola virus outbreak in hard-hit areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

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2026.05.28 09:30

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Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine

Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine

Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine Over the past couple of days, Russia has dramatically increased its rhetorical threats towards Ukraine in the ongoing war, which is now in its fourth war. Talks towards ending the war have not come to any fruition, precisely because neither party finds it politically convenient to do so. Now, following a spate of Ukrainian drone attacks aimed at Moscow, the Kremlin has launched massive drone and missile attacks at Kyiv and pledged more, publicly urging foreign diplomats to leave.

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.27 18:20

Opinion | Is Britain a basket case?

Opinion | Is Britain a basket case?

Opinion | Is Britain a basket case? Britain is at it again—turning No. 10 Downing Street into a revolving door, and Westminster into a conveyor belt of short-lived leaders.

Philip Yeung

2026.05.27 10:26

Opinion | A star is not enough: Building HK's space talent, research and innovation ecosystem

Opinion | A star is not enough: Building HK's space talent, research and innovation ecosystem

Opinion | A star is not enough: Building HK's space talent, research and innovation ecosystem As the Shenzhou-23 crewed mission gets underway, Hong Kong is witnessing a genuinely historic moment: its first astronaut, Lai Ka-ying—widely described as "the first Hong Kong-born astronaut" and also China's first female payload specialist—is set to embark on a six-month journey in space. She will take part in China's space station mission and carry out frontline scientific work in an extreme environment.

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2026.05.26 15:14

Opinion | Reaching for the stars: Hong Kong and Macao's historic space mission and the evolution of 'One Country, Two Systems' through innovation

Opinion | Reaching for the stars: Hong Kong and Macao's historic space mission and the evolution of 'One Country, Two Systems' through innovation

Opinion | Reaching for the stars: Hong Kong and Macao's historic space mission and the evolution of 'One Country, Two Systems' through innovation China's manned space program continues to achieve new heights, with each milestone reflecting the country's steady technological ascent. From the highly anticipated announcement of the crew and their first public briefing, to the solemn departure ceremony and the flawless launch of the Long March rocket, these moments represent more than technical triumphs—they symbolize a nation moving confidently toward modernization.

Opinion

2026.05.23 17:20

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Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy On May 26, Ferrari officially unveiled its first all-electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce (Italian for "light"). However, rather than being met with widespread acclaim and market enthusiasm, the launch was accompanied by intense controversy and a sharp drop in stock price. That same day, Ferrari's shares plunged more than 8%, as investors and critics reacted coldly to the Italian luxury sports car maker's electric vehicle—some even questioning whether Ferrari remains true to its brand identity.

Deepline

2026.05.28 15:30

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship Two rockets have been launched into space in the same week. One was Musk's Starship V3; according to a report by 21st Century Business Herald on May 23, 2026, the largest rocket ever built by humanity lifted off from the US-Mexico border after a six-month hiatus, completing its maiden flight and a simulated satellite deployment. However, the flight was fraught with issues, including multiple technical failures.

Deepline

2026.05.27 18:45

Deepline | He Tingbo and Tau Scaling Law: Huawei flips chip design on its head

Deepline | He Tingbo and Tau Scaling Law: Huawei flips chip design on its head

Deepline | He Tingbo and Tau Scaling Law: Huawei flips chip design on its head On May 25, a speech and a paper by He Tingbo, President of Huawei's semiconductor business unit, ignited China's chip industry. In this public appearance, He condensed Huawei's six-year chipmaking journey into a single paper and a theory.

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2026.05.26 18:50

Deepline | How GEO exploits AI's blind trust, and why Google is finally cracking it down

Deepline | How GEO exploits AI's blind trust, and why Google is finally cracking it down

Deepline | How GEO exploits AI's blind trust, and why Google is finally cracking it down An AI agent recognized a brand that never existed as "recommendable." This was exposed by China's annual CCTV 3.15 Gala, a program dedicated to protecting consumer rights, as an example of "AI poisoning" and the underground GEO (generative engine optimization) industry behind it. It also made many people realize that the AI they once revered as "almighty" can actually be deceived.

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2026.05.22 19:15

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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

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Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday (May 28) visited the birthplace of the Communist Party of China (CPC), learning about the history of the CPC over more than a century.

China

2026.05.28 17:06

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics As the wonderful weekend approaches, if you are planning a short trip that combines cultural charm with natural beauty, why not turn your attention to the Yuyin Shanfang(Yuyin Hill House) in Nancun Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou DotDotNews takes you to this classical garden today (May 28). Renowned as one of the "Four Great Gardens of Lingnan," Yuyin Shanfang is celebrated for its exquisite compactness and ingenious layout — a tranquil retreat hidden away from the city's hustle and bustle, offering a world of its own to explore.

China

2026.05.28 14:30

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship Two rockets have been launched into space in the same week. One was Musk's Starship V3; according to a report by 21st Century Business Herald on May 23, 2026, the largest rocket ever built by humanity lifted off from the US-Mexico border after a six-month hiatus, completing its maiden flight and a simulated satellite deployment. However, the flight was fraught with issues, including multiple technical failures.

Deepline

2026.05.27 18:45

Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine

Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine

Opinion | Is Russia about to escalate in Ukraine Over the past couple of days, Russia has dramatically increased its rhetorical threats towards Ukraine in the ongoing war, which is now in its fourth war. Talks towards ending the war have not come to any fruition, precisely because neither party finds it politically convenient to do so. Now, following a spate of Ukrainian drone attacks aimed at Moscow, the Kremlin has launched massive drone and missile attacks at Kyiv and pledged more, publicly urging foreign diplomats to leave.

Tom Fowdy

2026.05.27 18:20

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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

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

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC

Watch This | Serbian President Vucic visits birthplace of CPC Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday (May 28) visited the birthplace of the Communist Party of China (CPC), learning about the history of the CPC over more than a century.

China

2026.05.28 17:06

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Pentagon clashes with SpaceX over Starlink price hike in wartime

Pentagon clashes with SpaceX over Starlink price hike in wartime

Pentagon clashes with SpaceX over Starlink price hike in wartime According to a report compiled by Ta Kung Pao from Reuters and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Reuters broke the story on May 26 that the Pentagon and SpaceX, the aerospace firm owned by American billionaire Elon Musk, were locked in a fierce dispute over the pricing of Starlink satellite network services. Following the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas conflict, SpaceX drastically raised its prices for Starlink services used to guide loitering munitions.

World

2026.05.28 12:00

Deepline | Familiar land, unfamiliar race: Tesla's China story shows evolution of local automakers

Deepline | Familiar land, unfamiliar race: Tesla's China story shows evolution of local automakers

Deepline | Familiar land, unfamiliar race: Tesla's China story shows evolution of local automakers In May 2026, Musk lands in Beijing once again. For him, this land is both familiar and unfamiliar. Tesla's Gigafactory is still running, but every time he comes, China's auto industry has already transformed into something entirely different.

Deepline

2026.05.19 18:40

Deepline | From US$13 bn to fire sale: How action camera pioneer GoPro losts its crown

Deepline | From US$13 bn to fire sale: How action camera pioneer GoPro losts its crown

Deepline | From US$13 bn to fire sale: How action camera pioneer GoPro losts its crown GoPro has found itself on the brink of being sold. According to Reuters, globally renowned action camera maker GoPro recently announced that its board of directors has initiated a strategic review to evaluate options, including a sale or merger, as part of its efforts to drive growth and maximize shareholder value. In other words, GoPro is up for sale.

Deepline

2026.05.18 18:45

DDN Business Insider | China-US summit results out: 'Decoupling' narrative collapses

DDN Business Insider | China-US summit results out: 'Decoupling' narrative collapses

DDN Business Insider | China-US summit results out: 'Decoupling' narrative collapses US President Donald Trump visited China for a state visit from May 13 to 15. This marks Trump's return to China after a nine-year gap. Members of the accompanying business delegation include senior executives from American companies such as Nvidia, Boeing, Tesla, and Goldman Sachs, spanning multiple sectors including semiconductors, finance, aviation, and new energy.

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2026.05.18 16:30

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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

Albino buffalo with Trump-like blonde hair spared from sacrifice after public outcry in Bangladesh

Albino buffalo with Trump-like blonde hair spared from sacrifice after public outcry in Bangladesh

Albino buffalo with Trump-like blonde hair spared from sacrifice after public outcry in Bangladesh A buffalo in Bangladesh has become an online sensation due to its flowing blonde hair, a result of albinism, and its striking resemblance to former US President Donald Trump. Originally destined to be sacrificed during the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha, the animal was saved at the last minute after authorities intervened.

World

2026.05.28 15:00

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics

Photos | Tranquil retreat: Qing dynasty private garden in Guangzhou boasts pinnacle of Lingnan garden aesthetics As the wonderful weekend approaches, if you are planning a short trip that combines cultural charm with natural beauty, why not turn your attention to the Yuyin Shanfang(Yuyin Hill House) in Nancun Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou DotDotNews takes you to this classical garden today (May 28). Renowned as one of the "Four Great Gardens of Lingnan," Yuyin Shanfang is celebrated for its exquisite compactness and ingenious layout — a tranquil retreat hidden away from the city's hustle and bustle, offering a world of its own to explore.

China

2026.05.28 14:30

Heatwave hits! How to save the most electricity when using air conditioning this summer

Heatwave hits! How to save the most electricity when using air conditioning this summer

Heatwave hits! How to save the most electricity when using air conditioning this summer Hong Kong Observatory issued today (May 26) the first heatwave warning of this year, forecasting extremely hot weather in Hong Kong with a maximum temperature reaching 33 degrees Celsius. With air conditioning frequently used during summer, electricity bills naturally rise. While enjoying the cool breeze, if you want to save power and be eco-friendly, this energy-saving guide will help you out.

Lifestyle

2026.05.26 20:16

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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

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy

Deepline | Electric leap: Ferrari Luce's design sparks controversy On May 26, Ferrari officially unveiled its first all-electric vehicle, the Ferrari Luce (Italian for "light"). However, rather than being met with widespread acclaim and market enthusiasm, the launch was accompanied by intense controversy and a sharp drop in stock price. That same day, Ferrari's shares plunged more than 8%, as investors and critics reacted coldly to the Italian luxury sports car maker's electric vehicle—some even questioning whether Ferrari remains true to its brand identity.

Deepline

2026.05.28 15:30

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship

Deepline | Same week, different futures: Divided paths of Shenzhou and Starship Two rockets have been launched into space in the same week. One was Musk's Starship V3; according to a report by 21st Century Business Herald on May 23, 2026, the largest rocket ever built by humanity lifted off from the US-Mexico border after a six-month hiatus, completing its maiden flight and a simulated satellite deployment. However, the flight was fraught with issues, including multiple technical failures.

Deepline

2026.05.27 18:45

Frontier | After dispute, Samsung approves profit sharing deal with huge bonus for employees

Frontier | After dispute, Samsung approves profit sharing deal with huge bonus for employees

Frontier | After dispute, Samsung approves profit sharing deal with huge bonus for employees Samsung Electronics employees have approved a landmark profit-sharing agreement. Thanks to the booming memory chip business, employees in that division are expected to receive nearly US$400,000 per person in bonuses.

World

2026.05.27 17:30

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Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering

Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering

Caricature | British absurdity: Staging smears and frame-ups against HK while ignoring people's suffering The Chinese Embassy in the UK released a statement on Sunday, urging the UK side to stop the anti-China political manipulation, stop wantonly arresting and convicting Chinese citizens in the UK.

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2026.05.11 14:15

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China

Journalist's View | Dialogue with Mr. Yukio Hatoyama: Japan's former PM shares his heart with China Before interviewing former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, I contacted a friend living in Japan to ask what public sentiment towards Mr. Hatoyama is like there today. He mentioned two things. First, during the period when Hatoyama was in power, Japan was in the midst of a broad downturn in its economy—many things he wanted to do could not be carried out. Second, today's Japanese economy seems to have returned to a similar situation again, and right-wing forces are taking advantage of the moment.

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2026.05.01 00:26

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50

Journalist's View | Five observations from the Hong Kong Sevens at 50 Marking its 50th anniversary, the Hong Kong Sevens once again proved it is far more than a rugby tournament. With sold-out crowds and over 100,000 attendees, the event drove a vibrant mega-event economy, boosting tourism across the city. From humanoid robots at the opening ceremony to smart stadium management, innovation was on full display. In the South Stand, fans in elaborate costumes embodied the Sevens' carnival spirit. International spectators mingled freely, cheering for the game itself rather than national divides, highlighting HK's role as a global connector.

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2026.04.21 18:33

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso

Curating the world through 'listening, researching, connecting”: Interview with Annalisa Rosso For many people, the word "curation" still sounds abstract—something that belongs to museums, niche exhibitions, or insider conversations. But at a global platform such as Salone del Mobile.Milano, curation is anything but vague. It is a practical method for shaping how ideas are understood, how emotions are triggered, and how culture and industry can speak to one another in a coherent language.

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2026.04.21 16:03

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