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Watch This | Can green transition protect development and livelihoods? Can countries grow by greening?
China
2026.08.31 09:15
Watch This | Inspiring youth in cultural heritage A guitar shredding through neon streets and a delicate ink-wash mantis stepping across drawing paper are making an unlikely splash at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum this summer.
Hong Kong
2026.08.30 20:40
Icelanders vote against resuming EU accession talks Icelanders have begun voting in a tightly contested referendum on whether to restart membership negotiations with the European Union, a decision that will be closely watched in Brussels.
World
2026.08.30 19:12
Watch This | Helicopters deliver supplies to hardest-hit area at Gyirong Port Helicopters delivered supplies to rescuers at the mudslide-hit area of Gyirong Port in southwest China's Xizang as the search and rescue efforts are ongoing.
China
2026.08.30 18:11
Anita Mui's mother, Tam Mei-kam dies from choking, son arrives at hospital An elderly woman aged 102 died after choking on food at an apartment in Causeway Bay on Sunday morning. Sources said the victim is late local pop diva Anita Mui Yim-fong's mother, Tam Mei-kam.
Hong Kong
2026.08.30 17:37
Watch This | 1 killed, 5 injured in Swiss shooting A shooting at a rave party in Aarau in northern Switzerland on Sunday has killed one person and injured five others, some seriously, local police said.
World
2026.08.30 16:00
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Opinion | Diplomatic bankruptcies—America's lost decade "The king of bankruptcies". That's Ontario premier Doug Ford's unforgettable nickname for Donald Trump. Pre-presidency, he had bankrupted everything he touched, from Trump Casino to Trump University. He is now about to inflict a similar fate on his own country, the richest and mightiest empire in human history.
Philip Yeung
2026.08.30 15:20
Opinion | The Philippines as America's next Ukraine The article examines the US and Philippine militaries' assessment of Sanjia Steel, a Chinese-linked civilian steel facility in Misamis Oriental, as a potential site for Balikatan 2027. It argues that the visit reflects a broader trend of civilian infrastructure in the Philippines being incorporated into US-Philippine military planning, blurring the boundary between commercial and military space.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.08.28 19:35
Opinion | The growing Transatlantic rift over Israel-Palestine Yesterday the Trump Administration "designated Palestine Action… as a terrorist group" as part of what they have described as a "crackdown on left-wing groups in its counterterrorism efforts." In making the designation, the advocacy group is now on the same legal level as ISIS and Al-Qaeda, and those associated with it will be banned from the country.
Tom Fowdy
2026.08.27 16:12
Opinion | Fifteen years aloft: The enduring code behind HK's air cargo supremacy In April 2026, Airports Council International confirmed what has become an annual ritual: HKIA was once again the world's busiest cargo airport, handling 5.07 million tonnes in 2025—the fifteenth time it has topped the global rankings since 2010. Fifteen years of sustained primacy, spanning a global financial aftershock, a pandemic that grounded aviation, and profound geopolitical realignment, cannot be attributed to luck.
Kevin Lau
2026.08.27 09:30
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Deepline | Strengthening fraud awareness: A safe study experience in Hong Kong As the new academic year approaches and a large number of mainland students arrive in Hong Kong, they have become prime targets for telephone scammers. In recent years, phone and online fraud targeting "Hong Kong-bound" students has remained persistently high, with scammers employing an ever‑evolving array of tactics that are difficult to guard against. In the first six months of this year, Hong Kong police recorded 344 fraud cases involving mainland students studying in Hong Kong, involving a total of HK$75 million.
Deepline
2026.08.26 15:20
Deepline | Coordinating development and security to create an even brighter future Hong Kong's journey from "chaos to order" and onward to "stability to prosperity" has made one thing abundantly clear: sustained security is the very condition for sustained development. Security is not a "tightening hoop" that constrains — it is a "protective charm" and a "booster." It not only provides the most solid foundation for development but also generates new dividends of development in its own right.
Deepline
2026.08.22 13:09
Deepline | HK must never let its guard down on national security Hong Kong is forging ahead, moving from a transition from chaos to order toward a new stage of governance and prosperity. But it would be naive, complacent and misguided to conclude from this that Hong Kong can ease or slow down its efforts to safeguard security, or even that everything is now settled and the city can afford to rest easy.
Deepline
2026.08.21 11:08
DeepLine | Security and development are not a trade-off: HK's 'from chaos to order' and 'from stability to prosperity' are one continuous process A recurring argument has surfaced in Hong Kong's public discussions: now that the city has moved "from chaos to order," some claim that safeguarding national security is largely "done" and that Hong Kong should shift its full attention to the economy and development.
Deepline
2026.08.20 10:55
Business
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Watch This | Two new benchmark freight trains depart Zhengzhou, signaling faster, more finance-friendly multimodal logistics On Aug 26, two "first-of-their-kind in China" freight train services departed simultaneously from Zhengzhou International Land Port—one bound for Absheron, Baku, Azerbaijan, and the other running direct to Laem Chabang, Thailand.
China
2026.08.27 12:21
Exclusive | Nordic chamber chiefs share HK stories: From culture shocks to GBA opportunities "Once you're here, you don't want to leave." That shared sentiment from Danish Chamber Chair Anita Vogel and Finnish Chamber Executive Director Marica Barrett neatly captures what keeps them in Hong Kong—one for nearly two decades, the other for four years and counting.
Exclusive
2026.08.27 10:02
Trump's SpaceX investment draws scrutiny: White House says portfolio is independently managed with no presidential interference President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure filings show he made more than 1,000 stock trades in June, including an investment of at least US$15,000 in Elon Musk's space technology company SpaceX — a move that has drawn market attention over potential conflicts of interest.
World
2026.08.26 15:58
Watch This | Global Unicorn Summit opens in HK: Spotlighting AI healthcare and robotics The inaugural Global Unicorn Summit opened in Hong Kong on Monday (Aug 24). Hosted by the Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group, the event brings together innovators, investors and technology companies from around the world, aiming to build an international platform for cross-border tech collaboration, capital matching and project commercialisation.
Video
2026.08.24 21:49
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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
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.
Dot Dot Pic
2026.05.11 14:15
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.
Editors' Pick
2026.05.01 00:26
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.
Editors' Pick
2026.04.21 18:33
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