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Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has been encouraging childbirth in recent years, with the latest Policy Address introducing a series of enhanced support measures. HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee said on Friday (Sept. 18) that the government respects individual choices on whether to have children and will "do its best" to create a childbirth-friendly environment by addressing people's concerns with targeted measures. Lee made the remarks during a joint interview with media outlets under the Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 18:01

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the latest Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, offering, for the first time, a more comprehensive medium- and long-term roadmap for where the city is headed—and how that direction can be translated into concrete policies. One particularly revealing lens is Hong Kong's ambition to become the "Events Capital of Asia."

Opinion

2026.09.18 10:20

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

Opinion | HK's 'Events Capital' test: Turning mega-events into long-term competitiveness under five-year plan

Exclusive | UNICEF young envoys: Turning gratitude into action against inequality UNICEF HK recently hosted a seminar under its Young Envoys Programme, featuring Siddharth Chatterjee — Honorary Advisor of UNICEF HK and former UN Resident Coordinator in China. Chatterjee worked for the United Nations for 30 years, including 15 years with UNICEF.

Exclusive

2026.09.18 15:01

Exclusive | UNICEF young envoys: Turning gratitude into action against inequality

Exclusive | UNICEF young envoys: Turning gratitude into action against inequality

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real Whether a policy truly touches people's lives depends not only on the richness of its content, but also on whether citizens can find it, understand it, and use it. Recently, I came across an interactive online guide themed "Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan × 2026 Policy Address". Users simply select their identity—"parent/expectant parent", "driver", "elderly", "employee", and so on—and the site instantly lists the applicable programmes and specific arrangements. The design is thoughtful and genuinely citizen-centric, and it deserves full recognition.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.19 11:35

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market Hong Kong's first five-year plan for economic and social development and the 2026 Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, setting out plans to consolidate the city's status as an international financial, trade, and maritime center and an international aviation hub, while further leveraging its role as a link between the Chinese mainland and global markets.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.17 18:39

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening The reconstructed Huanggang Port is about to open, and earlier reports suggested there is a high chance it will open on Monday, Oct. 12. Secretary for Security Chris Tang, speaking on a radio programme today (Sep. 21), joked that his schedule for that day was "classified." As for rumours that the opening date will avoid peak periods such as the National Day Golden Week, he also joked that it "makes quite a lot of sense." He nevertheless reiterated that the government is targeting a fourth-quarter opening.

Hong Kong

2026.09.21 17:00

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan Japanese media reported on Sep. 20 that Typhoon Dujuan, the 25th typhoon of the season, is approaching Japan and may affect events at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. According to a plan released by the Asian Games organising committee, if the typhoon hits, the large cruise ship Costa Serena, which is accommodating athletes, may leave port to take shelter, while athletes who have not yet boarded will be moved to other facilities.

World

2026.09.21 16:17

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it? In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.

Young Voices

2026.09.21 15:10

Moscow region hit by large-scale Ukrainian air attack: Russia accuses Kyiv of trying to disrupt Duma elections

Moscow region hit by large-scale Ukrainian air attack: Russia accuses Kyiv of trying to disrupt Duma elections

Moscow region hit by large-scale Ukrainian air attack: Russia accuses Kyiv of trying to disrupt Duma elections According to The Guardian, Moscow, the Russian capital, and Moscow Region came under a large-scale Ukrainian air attack on Sep. 20, killing two people and injuring five, and damaging the Moscow oil refinery. Sep. 20 was the last day of voting in Russia's State Duma (lower house of parliament) elections, and Russia accused Ukraine of attempting to disrupt the elections. Ukrainian authorities said on Sep. 20 that Kyiv Region had been attacked by Russian forces, killing four people.

World

2026.09.21 14:19

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us Last week US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Denmark concerning Greenland. According to the White House, the United States will take "full control" over the island's security agreements, and also gain effective economic dominance over the North American adjacent territory with an ability to veto any significant investments in it, thus amounting to a de-facto lock out of Russia and China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.21 13:14

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event In the men's 10m air rifle team event at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games held on Sept 21, the Chinese team consisting of Zhang Changhong, Sheng Lihao, and Ma Sihan broke the world record.

China

2026.09.21 12:08

Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson

Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson

Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson Iran will definitely change the "geography" of the war with the United States and Israel if it comes under another "invasion," Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), has said.

World

2026.09.21 20:29

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center (HKGAI) warmly welcomes the key innovation and technology (I&T) measures set out in the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) (Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan) and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address (2026 Policy Address), announced by the Chief Executive, Mr. John LEE Ka-chiu.

Sci-Tech

2026.09.21 18:10

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Watch This | Fiji outpowers HK 54-26: Part-time players call for more backing for women's game

Watch This | Fiji outpowers HK 54-26: Part-time players call for more backing for women's game

Watch This | Fiji outpowers HK 54-26: Part-time players call for more backing for women's game Fiji beat Hong Kong 54-26 in the second round of the WXV Global Series Challenger at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground today (Sept.19), but the home side's performance, particularly in a ferocious opening half hour, earned warm applause from the home crowd.

Global Lens

2026.09.19 22:48

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan puts the Northern Metropolis at its heart. It is built around "one town, five elements": education, technology, industry, talent and urban development. Finance in the south, innovation in the north.

Global Lens

2026.09.19 13:31

Watch This | 'I read human rights like a scan': Kevin Lau urges dialogue and cooperation at UNHRC

Watch This | 'I read human rights like a scan': Kevin Lau urges dialogue and cooperation at UNHRC

Watch This | 'I read human rights like a scan': Kevin Lau urges dialogue and cooperation at UNHRC Hong Kong radiologist Dr. Kevin Lau addressed the UN Human Rights Council on Thursday during the Agenda Item 3 general debate on the Right to Development, marking the 40th anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development and the 60th anniversary of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 22:20

OMG | Little robot 'classmate' joins Chinese kindergarten classroom

OMG | Little robot 'classmate' joins Chinese kindergarten classroom

OMG | Little robot 'classmate' joins Chinese kindergarten classroom A kindergarten in China has welcomed a special new "classmate"—a little robot that adds a playful spark to the children's daily routine. With a friendly companion like this robot, even an ordinary school day can feel full of discovery.

OMG

2026.09.18 20:13

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Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it? In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.

Young Voices

2026.09.21 15:10

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us

Opinion | The US-Denmark agreement over Greenland should not surprise us Last week US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Denmark concerning Greenland. According to the White House, the United States will take "full control" over the island's security agreements, and also gain effective economic dominance over the North American adjacent territory with an ability to veto any significant investments in it, thus amounting to a de-facto lock out of Russia and China.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.21 13:14

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real

Opinion | When policy is within reach, people-centered governance becomes real Whether a policy truly touches people's lives depends not only on the richness of its content, but also on whether citizens can find it, understand it, and use it. Recently, I came across an interactive online guide themed "Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan × 2026 Policy Address". Users simply select their identity—"parent/expectant parent", "driver", "elderly", "employee", and so on—and the site instantly lists the applicable programmes and specific arrangements. The design is thoughtful and genuinely citizen-centric, and it deserves full recognition.

Kevin Lau

2026.09.19 11:35

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI

Opinion | The Growing Ethical Divide between the West and Asia on AI I log in to "X" (formerly Twitter), and I am greeted with an artificial intelligence (AI) generated video of a tiny-sized Indonesian prayer drumstick carving a hole into a giant Anthropomorphic sleeping pickle's crotch. The drumstick, now named "Tung Tung Sahur," subsequently converts the inside of the pickle into a giant sauna, before getting sucked out by that same pickle dancing with a vacuum attached to his groin.

Tom Fowdy

2026.09.18 19:20

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Deepline | 100 port explorers learn about 'three gates' on site in new Huanggang Port, praise co-location arrangement convenience

Deepline | 100 port explorers learn about 'three gates' on site in new Huanggang Port, praise co-location arrangement convenience

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

Deepline | Nagoya Asian Games hit by 'worst-ever' accommodation complaints, anthem blunder and mounting chaos

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

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.

Deepline

2026.09.15 15:15

Deepline | Hong Kong political figures urge public to see 'double standards' of some Western politicians

Deepline | Hong Kong political figures urge public to see 'double standards' of some Western politicians

Deepline | Hong Kong political figures urge public to see 'double standards' of some Western politicians Hong Kong political figures have urged the public to recognize what they described as the "double standards" and "hypocrisy" of some U.S. and Western politicians, following the sentencing in the Hong Kong Alliance (the Alliance) case involving allegations of inciting subversion. They said the acts attributed to the defendants went beyond the lawful exercise of freedom of expression and amounted to inciting others to subvert state power by illegal means and argued that punishment in accordance with the law was a just outcome.

Deepline

2026.09.13 11:16

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HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center (HKGAI) warmly welcomes the key innovation and technology (I&T) measures set out in the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) (Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan) and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address (2026 Policy Address), announced by the Chief Executive, Mr. John LEE Ka-chiu.

Sci-Tech

2026.09.21 18:10

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening The reconstructed Huanggang Port is about to open, and earlier reports suggested there is a high chance it will open on Monday, Oct. 12. Secretary for Security Chris Tang, speaking on a radio programme today (Sep. 21), joked that his schedule for that day was "classified." As for rumours that the opening date will avoid peak periods such as the National Day Golden Week, he also joked that it "makes quite a lot of sense." He nevertheless reiterated that the government is targeting a fourth-quarter opening.

Hong Kong

2026.09.21 17:00

Asian Games | HK's first gold! Lydia Sham wins women's changquan gold

Asian Games | HK's first gold! Lydia Sham wins women's changquan gold

Asian Games | HK's first gold! Lydia Sham wins women's changquan gold Today (Sept. 21) is the second competition day since the opening of the Nagoya Asian Games. In today's changquan event, the Hong Kong martial arts team fielded Lydia Sham, who carried the flag for Hong Kong at the opening ceremony, alongside World Cup changquan champion Michelle Yeung. In the end, Sham won gold with a score of 9.713 — the first gold medal for the Hong Kong, China delegation at this Asian Games! Yeung ranked fifth with 9.703.

Hong Kong

2026.09.21 11:00

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New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening The reconstructed Huanggang Port is about to open, and earlier reports suggested there is a high chance it will open on Monday, Oct. 12. Secretary for Security Chris Tang, speaking on a radio programme today (Sep. 21), joked that his schedule for that day was "classified." As for rumours that the opening date will avoid peak periods such as the National Day Golden Week, he also joked that it "makes quite a lot of sense." He nevertheless reiterated that the government is targeting a fourth-quarter opening.

Hong Kong

2026.09.21 17:00

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event

Asian Games | China breaks world record in men's 10m air rifle team event In the men's 10m air rifle team event at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games held on Sept 21, the Chinese team consisting of Zhang Changhong, Sheng Lihao, and Ma Sihan broke the world record.

China

2026.09.21 12:08

Watch This | Growing competitiveness drives Chinese NEVs into spotlight at Sydney EV show

Watch This | Growing competitiveness drives Chinese NEVs into spotlight at Sydney EV show

Watch This | Growing competitiveness drives Chinese NEVs into spotlight at Sydney EV show Chinese NEVs are turning heads at Everything Electric Sydney 2026. With growing competitiveness in technology, design, quality and value, Chinese automakers are drawing strong interest from Australian consumers.

China

2026.09.20 19:18

Former Egyptian PM: China's Global Development Initiative gives Global South stronger voice, opportunities

Former Egyptian PM: China's Global Development Initiative gives Global South stronger voice, opportunities

Former Egyptian PM: China's Global Development Initiative gives Global South stronger voice, opportunities China's Global Development Initiative (GDI) helps give developing countries, especially those in the Global South, a stronger voice in global governance while creating broader opportunities for development, former Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has said.

World

2026.09.20 18:20

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Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson

Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson

Iran to change war's ‘geography’ if under new ‘invasion,’ says IRGC spokesperson Iran will definitely change the "geography" of the war with the United States and Israel if it comes under another "invasion," Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), has said.

World

2026.09.21 20:29

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan

'Asian Games village' cruise ship may leave port to take shelter from Typhoon Dujuan Japanese media reported on Sep. 20 that Typhoon Dujuan, the 25th typhoon of the season, is approaching Japan and may affect events at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. According to a plan released by the Asian Games organising committee, if the typhoon hits, the large cruise ship Costa Serena, which is accommodating athletes, may leave port to take shelter, while athletes who have not yet boarded will be moved to other facilities.

World

2026.09.21 16:17

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it?

Watch This | Can't win AI race, so bomb it? In a report on the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI), the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has openly floated military strikes against Chinese data centers as a policy option. From export controls and personnel restrictions to cyber infiltration, Washington has repeatedly escalated its efforts to contain China's technological rise, yet those measures have failed to halt the rapid pace of innovation and deployment across China's AI ecosystem.

Young Voices

2026.09.21 15:10

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HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

HK signs first protocol to amend ASEAN - HK investment agreement

HK signs first protocol to amend ASEAN - HK investment agreement

HK signs first protocol to amend ASEAN - HK investment agreement The First Protocol to Amend the Investment Agreement (IA) between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Hong Kong (the Protocol) was signed today (Sep. 20) to activate the relevant provisions of the IA to enable Hong Kong enterprises to enjoy treatment no less favourable than those accorded to local or foreign enterprises in the 10 ASEAN member states.

Hong Kong

2026.09.20 16:05

Southeast Asian buyers emerge as top non-local investors in HK commercial property

Southeast Asian buyers emerge as top non-local investors in HK commercial property

Southeast Asian buyers emerge as top non-local investors in HK commercial property Southeast Asian investors have emerged as the largest non-local buyers of Hong Kong commercial property, led by Singapore-based capital, according to Savills.

Business

2026.09.18 14:06

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness Chief Executive John Lee today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan and delivered the 2026 Policy Address. Mr Lee stressed that Hong Kong is committed to building an international I&T centre.

Hong Kong

2026.09.16 16:12

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New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening

New Huanggang Port to open on Oct. 12? Chris Tang jokes his schedule that day is 'classified', reiterates target of Q4 opening The reconstructed Huanggang Port is about to open, and earlier reports suggested there is a high chance it will open on Monday, Oct. 12. Secretary for Security Chris Tang, speaking on a radio programme today (Sep. 21), joked that his schedule for that day was "classified." As for rumours that the opening date will avoid peak periods such as the National Day Golden Week, he also joked that it "makes quite a lot of sense." He nevertheless reiterated that the government is targeting a fourth-quarter opening.

Hong Kong

2026.09.21 17:00

Watch This | Coffee industry brings aroma of success to China's tropical town

Watch This | Coffee industry brings aroma of success to China's tropical town

Watch This | Coffee industry brings aroma of success to China's tropical town Made from local Robusta beans, famously roasted with butter and sugar for a bold, signature flavor, Xinglong coffee has become more than just a beverage. It is now a cultural symbol of Hainan and a vibrant new engine for local economic growth.

China

2026.09.20 15:10

China wins first gold at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

China wins first gold at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

China wins first gold at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games China claimed its first gold medal at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in modern pentathlon women's team event on Sunday (Sep. 20).

China

2026.09.20 11:41

New iPhone 18 goes on sale: Long queues return to Sin Tat Plaza, top-spec model resold at over HK$3,500 premium

New iPhone 18 goes on sale: Long queues return to Sin Tat Plaza, top-spec model resold at over HK$3,500 premium

New iPhone 18 goes on sale: Long queues return to Sin Tat Plaza, top-spec model resold at over HK$3,500 premium The latest iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Pro Max officially went on sale today (Sept. 18). A DotDotNews reporter visited Sin Tat Plaza in Mong Kok to check the resale market. The 2TB iPhone 18 Pro Max, originally priced at HK$21,999, was being resold for HK$25,500 — a premium of HK$3,501.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 16:25

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HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI

HKLearn, HKUST Teaching Agent, and HKChat: HKGAI empowers education and digital government with AI The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center (HKGAI) warmly welcomes the key innovation and technology (I&T) measures set out in the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) (Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan) and the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address (2026 Policy Address), announced by the Chief Executive, Mr. John LEE Ka-chiu.

Sci-Tech

2026.09.21 18:10

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness

2026 Policy Address | John Lee: Promoting AI application across trades to enhance international competitiveness Chief Executive John Lee today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan and delivered the 2026 Policy Address. Mr Lee stressed that Hong Kong is committed to building an international I&T centre.

Hong Kong

2026.09.16 16:12

From stumbling to steady: The 'human spirit' behind robot games

From stumbling to steady: The 'human spirit' behind robot games

From stumbling to steady: The 'human spirit' behind robot games Have you been seeing more of these images lately? Robots that once struggled to stay on their feet are now running, dancing and playing football with increasingly steady movements. At the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, that progress was on full display.

China

2026.09.13 15:10

Chinese automakers win multiple awards at Turin Auto Show

Chinese automakers win multiple awards at Turin Auto Show

Chinese automakers win multiple awards at Turin Auto Show The 2026 Turin Auto Show opened Friday (Sept. 11) in Turin, Italy, featuring 132 new vehicle models and a range of activities including test drives and events focusing on automotive design. Several Chinese automakers received awards at the Torino Automotive Design Award (TADA) ceremony held the same day at the Teatro Regio.

China

2026.09.12 12:28

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Journalist's View | He gives a thumbs-up 'you are in great spirits': Truly understand what it means to stand with HK

Journalist's View | He gives a thumbs-up 'you are in great spirits': Truly understand what it means to stand with HK

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

Journalist's Hands-on Experience | On the road to Xizang's disaster zone

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.

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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

Journalist's View | There's no such thing as a 'Caotai Team' — It's just another way to encourage innovation

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.

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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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