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Asian Games | HK sailors claim two golds at Asian Games Hong Kong, China's sailing squad has bagged two gold, two silver and a bronze medal at the Asian Games on Saturday (Oct. 3).
Hong Kong
2026.10.03 17:51
UAE presidential adviser calls Flydubai flight incident 'terrorist act' The United Arab Emirates (UAE) presidential adviser Anwar Gargash said on Friday (Oct. 2) that the incident aboard a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was a "terrorist act," praising the Indian captain for acting with courage and responsibility and averting a disaster after being attacked by his co-pilot.
World
2026.10.03 16:42
Mable Chan: 11 Skies should become high-end tourism spot Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan has welcomed the 11 Skies project handover and expressed hope that the Airport Authority can transform the mega complex into a high-end tourism destination.
Hong Kong
2026.10.03 15:41
Asian Games | Coleman Wong claims historic Asian Games tennis gold for HK Hong Kong, China tennis star Coleman Wong has won gold in the men's singles at the Asian Games in Nagoya today (Oct. 3), beating the national team's Wu Yibing in straight sets.
World
2026.10.03 14:05
G7 to release 100 mln barrels of diesel in 4 months The Group of Seven (G7), in coordination with the International Energy Agency, will release up to 100 million barrels of diesel and other oil reserves over the next four months, according to a joint G7 leaders' statement released by the Elysee Palace on Friday (Oct. 2).
World
2026.10.03 13:12
Heavy rain pounds Sai Kung and Lantau; flooding warning issued The Observatory said Hong Kong was seeing localised heavy rain with rainfall particularly heavy over Sai Kung and Lantau.
Hong Kong
2026.10.03 12:02
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Opinion | Can Britain so easily rejoin the European Union? In 2016, the United Kingdom voted by a narrow majority to leave the European Union (EU). This vote proved to be a decisive turning point in British domestic dynamics, creating new fault lines and a divisive environment to go with it. It thus goes without saying that there are some people, largely in the Middle Classes and in metropolitan areas, who have never gotten over Brexit, pointing to the fact that a great deal of evidence shows it has not been economically beneficial to the country.
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.02 12:00
Opinion | Remaking the UK—Is broken Britain fixable? Any Burnham wants to radically redo Britain. But he faces the long shadows of the twin curses of Thatcherism and Brexit.
Philip Yeung
2026.09.30 19:15
Opinion | Is there really a 'new era' of relations between the US and China It is quite striking that Fox News, of all outlets, has described the recent summit between the leaders of China and the United States through the lens of Donald Trump looking "to usher in a new era with China."
Tom Fowdy
2026.09.30 13:12
Opinion | Churchill was corrupt—and they locked up the man who proved it David Irving used to be a best-selling author. For years, his books on the Second World War sold in serious numbers. Readers bought them because he did the work. Then he wrote about Hitler in a way that did not match the approved story. The tone changed overnight. The same people who had praised his earlier work suddenly decided he was finished. That is the West's idea of freedom of speech. You can sell books on the war for decades, but the moment your work on Hitler and the Holocaust steps outside the official line they lock the door. So much for the self-proclaimed land of liberty.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.09.30 09:25
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Deepline | National Day: Events, fashion, education, and hospitality are powering HK's future Hong Kong has been brimming with festive joy. Amid the global wave of technology, its international competitiveness has achieved remarkable success, climbing to 2nd globally in the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2026, while its position in the latest Global Innovation Index rose to 14th. These impressive rankings resonate with HK's charm as a "city of hospitality, fashion, education, and events," reflecting the international metropolis's profound heritage and vibrant dynamism.
Deepline
2026.10.01 15:22
Deepline | Two German writers retrace the Long March by bicycle The hall of the Chinese Cultural Center in Berlin was filled with anticipation. Many local residents arrived early to hear German writers Volker Haering and Christian Y. Schmidt share the story of their bicycle journey retracing the route of the Long March (1934-1936), a military maneuver by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army that later became a defining chapter in modern Chinese history.
Deepline
2026.10.01 12:00
Deepline | 100 port explorers learn about 'three gates' on site in new Huanggang Port, praise co-location arrangement convenience The reconstruction of the Huanggang Port joint inspection building has been completed, and it was opened to the public for visits and experiences for the first time. On Sep. 19, the Shenzhen Port Office organised a 100-person exploration event, with 100 "port explorers" entering the Shenzhen side of Huanggang Port to inspect the new hardware facilities and clearance layout on site, and to experience the upgraded port in advance.
Deepline
2026.09.20 13:30
Deepline | Nagoya Asian Games hit by 'worst-ever' accommodation complaints, anthem blunder and mounting chaos The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games have faced a series of problems even before the opening ceremony, with delegations raising complaints over cramped and leaking container accommodation, chaotic cruise-ship room assignments, registration system failures, and an anthem mix-up involving South Korea. Rising costs, weak ticket sales and the threat of Typhoon Dujuan have added further challenges to the Games' preparations.
Deepline
2026.09.19 12:29
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Caricature: Allied trade tensions grow as EU weighs risks of becoming Washington's next target The United States has escalated a tariff dispute with Canada, triggering fresh concerns over trade tensions among close Western allies and adding pressure on partners that could be caught in the crossfire.
Dot Dot Pic
2026.09.27 18:10
Journalist's View | He gives a thumbs-up 'you are in great spirits': Truly understand what it means to stand with HK I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve met the Chief Executive, John Lee.
Editors' Pick
2026.09.18 15:55
Journalist's Hands-on Experience | On the road to Xizang's disaster zone A reporter travels from Dingri County to the front line of the landslide-hit Gyirong Port in Xizang, witnessing rescue vehicles rushing through rain and fog after National Highway 216 was largely reopened. Along the 260-kilometer journey, the reporter speaks with local residents and rescue workers about worsening weather, helicopter operations and ongoing search-and-rescue efforts, before reaching the junction of National Highway 216, where access remains restricted to rescue vehicles.
Editors' Pick
2026.09.03 12:13
Journalist's View | There's no such thing as a 'Caotai Team' — It's just another way to encourage innovation On May 25, Chinese novelist Yu Hua posted a short video on social media titled "What Is a Caotai Team?" In the clip, Yu and three very different people shared their stories: a 16-year-old middle school student who taught himself documentary filmmaking; a food delivery rider who has been delivering for eight years while writing for 38 years and is now known as a "delivery poet"; and a young man from a small town who builds model airplanes by hand.
Editors' Pick
2026.05.29 19:06
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