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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 | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake As of the evening of July 29, the powerful earthquakes striking Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture have left 18 people dead (including cases classified as "cardiopulmonary arrest"), 62 injured, and nearly 10,000 people evacuated from their homes. China has expressed close attention to the disaster, offering condolences and sympathy. The Chinese Consulate General in Fukuoka said it has so far received no reports of Chinese citizens killed or injured in the quakes.

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2026.07.30 13:15

Deepline | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake

Deepline | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake

Deepline | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake

Deepline | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake

Deepline | Overseas Chinese drive overnight to disaster area, offering free rides to stranded HK tourists in Kumamoto earthquake As of the evening of July 29, the powerful earthquakes striking Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture have left 18 people dead (including cases classified as "cardiopulmonary arrest"), 62 injured, and nearly 10,000 people evacuated from their homes. China has expressed close attention to the disaster, offering condolences and sympathy. The Chinese Consulate General in Fukuoka said it has so far received no reports of Chinese citizens killed or injured in the quakes.

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2026.07.30 13:15

Deepline | Stronger financial markets: Exchange Fund earns HK$134.7 bn in first half of year

Deepline | Stronger financial markets: Exchange Fund earns HK$134.7 bn in first half of year

Deepline | Stronger financial markets: Exchange Fund earns HK$134.7 bn in first half of year The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) reported on 28 July that the city's Exchange Fund—the de facto sovereign wealth reserve that underpins the Hong Kong dollar's stability—earned HK$134.7 billion in investment income for the first six months of 2026. That represents a 37% drop from the HK$214 billion recorded in the same period a year earlier, yet the headline figure masks a dramatic quarterly turnaround: the second quarter alone contributed HK$90.8 billion, a 107% surge from the first quarter's lacklustre HK$43.9 billion.

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2026.07.29 20:00

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion

Deepline | Excavation of 'ghost‑worshipping pagoda' unearths military swords and stone tablets: Concrete evidence of Japanese invasion In July 2026, workers carrying out foundation demolition at a construction site on Magazine Gap Road, Bowen Hill, on Hong Kong Island, made a startling discovery. This land was once the site of the "Chureito" (Loyal Spirit Pagoda) – a symbol of Japanese militarism built during the Second World War with funds extorted from the local population, and derided by Hong Kong citizens at the time as a "ghost‑worshipping pagoda."

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2026.07.28 15:20

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3%

Deepline | HK exports post fastest growth in 42 years, US-bound shipments surge record 114.3% Hong Kong's external trade posted its strongest performance in decades in June, driven by robust global demand for AI-related electronic products and a rush in exports ahead of the expiry of the US temporary 10% universal tariff on July 24. Exports jumped 53.4% year on year—the fastest growth since 1984—while imports rose 45.4%, marking the strongest increase since 1992. Exports to the US surged a record 114.3%, the highest since records began in 1973. Market participants expect Hong Kong's exports to grow by more than 20% for the full year, supported by the ongoing AI cycle.

Deepline

2026.07.28 14:12

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference

Deepline | Brazil denies visas to US officials, accuses Trump of election interference Brazil has denied visa applications from two senior U.S. State Department officials, accusing the Trump administration of attempting to interfere in the country's upcoming presidential election by sowing doubt about the integrity of its electoral system.

Deepline

2026.07.27 14:03

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity

Deepline | HKUST test shows AI glasses can answer exam questions in real time, raising concerns over academic integrity A research team at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has demonstrated that commercially available smart glasses, when paired with an advanced AI model and optimized algorithms and networking, can be turned into an "exam tool" capable of automatically generating answers during a test.

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2026.07.13 16:17

Deepline | Mainland internet café chains expand in HK, sparking debate over overnight stays and regulation— Journalist View

Deepline | Mainland internet café chains expand in HK, sparking debate over overnight stays and regulation— Journalist View

Deepline | Mainland internet café chains expand in HK, sparking debate over overnight stays and regulation— Journalist View A growing number of Chinese mainland internet café (net café) brands are expanding into Hong Kong, marketing themselves as low-cost overnight options with features such as private booths, reclining seats, and, at some locations, showers and laundry facilities. The trend has triggered debate over safety, fire risk, and regulatory oversight, as the Hong Kong SAR government considers tightening rules to prohibit internet cafés from providing accommodation services.

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2026.07.12 15:27

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