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Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the world awoke to a geopolitical shock: the United States launched coordinated military strikes across Venezuela, targeting at least 10 locations, including the National Assembly building. Soon after, President Donald Trump announced via social media that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife had been captured by U.S. Delta Force operatives and taken out of the country.

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2026.01.05 18:21

Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela

Watch This | Oil, power, and invasion: The real motives behind US strike on Venezuela

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in' What happened in Venezuela is not an isolated case. It is a continuation of the same long-standing Western playbook: use the pretext of "freedom" to justify regime change, economic intervention, and military aggression—always in pursuit of strategic resources and geopolitical control.

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2026.01.06 11:00

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in'

Deepline | 'If Jimmy Lai had prevailed, the US would have stormed in'

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong As the WTT Finals Hong Kong 2025 unfold at the iconic Hong Kong Coliseum from December 10 to 14, the city is buzzing with excitement. Fans from around the world—and from right here in Hong Kong—have gathered to witness world-class table tennis up close. From seasoned supporters of the Chinese national team to newcomers cheering for rising stars like Felix Lebrun and Truls Moregard, the passion in the stands is undeniable.

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2025.12.13 15:00

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong

Connecting Dots | Lights, cheers, and world-class table tennis: What fans love about WTT Hong Kong

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK In this episode, we follow the footsteps of Clara, an exchange student from France, as she rediscovers Hong Kong through her sincere observations and heartfelt experiences. Through her eyes, we see a city layered with contrasts, rich with complexity, and generous in its ability to embrace those who arrive as strangers. This is not just a temporary journey — it is a profound exploration of cultural collision, identity reconstruction, and the search for emotional belonging.

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2025.12.09 16:25

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK

I Live in HK EP5 | 'I thought it couldn't be better than Paris': French exchange student finds unexpected home in HK

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence After a 156-day open trial, with overwhelming evidence and dozens of witnesses, Jimmy Lai was convicted on all charges of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious materials. His guilt is not in question—his conviction is not a matter of politics, but rather a matter of justice. However, we are currently witnessing a desperate attempt to portray him as a victim, to appeal to sympathy, and to once again encourage foreign forces to meddle in China's internal affairs.

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2026.01.12 15:28

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence

Deepline | Justice over spectacle: Why Lai must face the full consequence After a 156-day open trial, with overwhelming evidence and dozens of witnesses, Jimmy Lai was convicted on all charges of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious materials. His guilt is not in question—his conviction is not a matter of politics, but rather a matter of justice. However, we are currently witnessing a desperate attempt to portray him as a victim, to appeal to sympathy, and to once again encourage foreign forces to meddle in China's internal affairs.

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2026.01.12 15:28

Deepline | Have vows become tools for profit? Sham marriages poison people in HK

Deepline | Have vows become tools for profit? Sham marriages poison people in HK

Deepline | Have vows become tools for profit? Sham marriages poison people in HK Unscrupulous individuals are exploiting the marriage system for illicit gains, using sham marriages to help non-local individuals obtain Hong Kong residency rights, forming organized criminal syndicates.

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2026.01.12 15:00

Deepline | Lai's conviction: A victory for justice, a blow to foreign interference

Deepline | Lai's conviction: A victory for justice, a blow to foreign interference

Deepline | Lai's conviction: A victory for justice, a blow to foreign interference On December 15, 2025, the High Court of Hong Kong delivered a long-awaited verdict: Jimmy Lai and three Apple Daily-related companies were found guilty on all counts of endangering national security. The court unequivocally ruled that Lai was the mastermind behind a conspiracy to collude with foreign forces and incite hatred and violence under the guise of "press freedom."

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2026.01.12 11:08

Deepline | Legal sector on Jimmy Lai's conviction: Irrefutable evidence fully demonstrates justice under rule of law

Deepline | Legal sector on Jimmy Lai's conviction: Irrefutable evidence fully demonstrates justice under rule of law

Deepline | Legal sector on Jimmy Lai's conviction: Irrefutable evidence fully demonstrates justice under rule of law On the Jimmy Lai case, various legal professional organizations in HK have issued statements supporting the High Court's decision to punish acts endangering national security in accordance with the law, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding HK's long-term stability and security. They highlighted that Lai's testimony, characterized by initial denial, subsequent changes, and evasive arguments, appeared weak and self-contradictory in the face of overwhelming evidence.

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2026.01.10 16:12

Deepline | Brand new style! Cabaret's arrival in HK fosters intimacy, diversity and artistic exploration Cabaret is considered by many to be an art form that defies easy definition. Since its inception, this performance genre has often encompassed singing, dancing, drama, stand-up comedy, and various original works, developing distinct styles and becoming a particularly unique splash of color in Western urban nightlife. However, for Hong Kong, this type of performance is indeed rare.

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2026.01.09 20:40

Deepline | Free press or political weapon? The western media's agenda on HK

Deepline | Free press or political weapon? The western media's agenda on HK

Deepline | Free press or political weapon? The western media's agenda on HK Regarding the case of Jimmy Lai, the long-standing narrative of anti-China politicians and media in the US and the West has been to disguise the serious crimes of endangering national security as so-called "universal values" such as press freedom. This narrative does not rely on legal or logical reasoning but rather uses irrational and "sympathy-seeking" methods to try to exonerate Lai.

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2026.01.09 17:33

Deepline | CES 2026: AI takes center stage as Chinese intelligent manufacturing captivates global audience

Deepline | CES 2026: AI takes center stage as Chinese intelligent manufacturing captivates global audience

Deepline | CES 2026: AI takes center stage as Chinese intelligent manufacturing captivates global audience As one of the world's largest consumer technology industry events, the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, USA, opened on Jan. 6 local time. The four-day exhibition, once again, gathered over 4,000 companies covering cutting-edge fields such as AI, chips, automobiles, and robotics. Notably, more than 930 Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Hisense, and Unitree Technology, have formed groups to "showcase their intelligence" overseas, making China the second-largest exhibitor after the United States.

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2026.01.09 17:31

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