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Exclusive | Cavalleria Rusticana & Pagliacci: Love to death Opera Hong Kong will stage a double bill this autumn: two verismo classics—Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni and Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo, performed from Oct. 8–11 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre.
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2026.10.08 18:06
Exclusive | Inaugural Peace Day Symposium & Exhibition: Peace must translate into action and empathy In response to the United Nations International Day of Peace, held annually on Sept. 21, The Hong Kong Metropolitan University Li Ka Shing School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKMU LiPACE) held the first Peace Day Symposium and Exhibition in Hong Kong's tertiary education sector on Sept. 22. Under the theme "Bridges of Peace: Celebrating International Peace Day through Global Dialogue and Humanitarian Legacies", the event brought together peace advocates, scholars and diplomats from China, Scotland and Uruguay.
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2026.09.29 14:23
Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision Hong Kong has just unveiled its first-ever five-year plan alongside the 2026 Policy Address — two landmark documents that set out the city's vision for the years ahead. But what do they mean for Hong Kong's international partners? We sat down with Mr Federico Lage Cabeza, Consul-General of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in Hong Kong, to find out.
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2026.09.25 15:12
Exclusive | Iran Consulate official: In a more complex international environment, HK's hub role becomes even more valuable As Hong Kong unveils its latest Policy Address and advances its first five-year plan, we speak with Farhang Sadeghpour, Economic, Public Diplomacy & Political Officer at the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Hong Kong & Macao. From Iran's perspective, he says Hong Kong's value goes well beyond being a vibrant market in its own right. More importantly, Hong Kong serves as a "super connector" and a gateway to the Greater Bay Area—linking trade, investment, innovation, and wider connectivity with the mainland and the rest of Asia.
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2026.09.24 17:20
Exclusive | Lau Chi-pang: Experiencing flag-raising ceremony lets more young people see HK and motherland advancing together The "Salute to the National Flag" Hong Kong and Macao Youth Flag-Raising Teams' Beijing Visit Delegation was received by Member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Vice Premier of the State Council, Mr Ding Xuexiang, at the Great Hall of the People on Sep. 21.
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2026.09.23 17:34
Watch This | Dr. Celeste LO Tin-yan speaks at UN HRC: No one should be above the law On September 22, Dr. Celeste LO Tin-yan, a Research Assistant at the School of Law of City University of Hong Kong and a member of the Constitutional Affairs and Human Rights Committee of the Law Society of Hong Kong, delivered a statement under Item 4 of the 63rd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
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2026.09.23 12:32
Exclusive | Rod Lai: Under HK's first five-year plan, women's rugby team aim to grow locally On Sept. 19, the second round of the WXV Global Series Challenger was held at the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground, where 12th-ranked Fiji defeated the Hong Kong China women's team — four places lower at 16th — by 54–26. Facing a higher-ranked opponent, Hong Kong showed real grit in front of their home crowd.
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2026.09.22 17:05
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Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS? This article questions the effectiveness of IELTS as a measure of English proficiency, arguing that high scores do not necessarily reflect students' ability to communicate or perform academically. It criticizes the test's emphasis on exam techniques, obscure reading materials and time-pressured tasks, which may disadvantage candidates without improving their practical language skills.
Philip Yeung
2026.10.19 11:22
Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons The article argues that Philippine officials have selectively interpreted Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks by focusing on his reference to China's military capabilities while overlooking his stated commitment to peace. It criticizes Manila's approach to South China Sea disputes and examines how US-Philippines military cooperation may further heighten regional tensions.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.10.18 19:35
Opinion | HK retains its crown as world's freest economy: Open-market strengths endure and 'one country, two systems' dividend persists The Fraser Institute of Canada released its Economic Freedom of the World 2026 Annual Report on 6 October 2026. Hong Kong has once again been named the world's freest economy among 165 economies, with an overall score of 8.53. Since the Report was first published in 1996, Hong Kong has consistently ranked first—clear evidence that, whatever changes the external environment may bring, the core competitiveness of Hong Kong as a free economy continues to stand the test of time and of international assessment.
Kevin Lau
2026.10.18 12:35
Opinion | 'Building Bridges'- How North Korea went from isolated pariah to strategic counterweight Since 2014, a "new" bridge has stood on the Yalu River between Dandong in China and Sinuiju in North Korea. This massive white spired bridge, built by Chinese engineering, was intended to deepen economic integration between the two Communist neighbours, having previously relied on the very small, Japanese Imperial-derived railway bridge known as the "Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge." The new bridge was thus to be revolutionary, yet for reasons entirely related to the North Korean side, it didn't open.
Tom Fowdy
2026.10.16 14:00
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Deepline | Canton Fair: HK's 'super-connector' role helps mainland exporters win overseas orders The 140th Canton Fair opened in Guangzhou on Oct. 15, with Hong Kong leveraging its role as a "super connector" to help mainland exporters secure overseas orders, enter emerging markets and expand global R&D. Companies cited Hong Kong's international networks, innovation ecosystem and financial and aviation hubs as key advantages.
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2026.10.16 11:13
Deepline | Shenzhen, HK step up preparations for APEC 2026 with enhanced connectivity and services Shenzhen and Hong Kong are stepping up preparations for the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting on Nov. 18-19, with upgraded transport links, cross-border data cooperation, improved payment services and multilingual support for overseas visitors. Shenzhen's trade with other APEC economies reached RMB 1.98 trillion in the first half of 2026, accounting for nearly 70% of its total foreign trade.
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2026.10.15 15:31
Deepline | 1 in 10 claim social benefits: US media says welfare system is crushing Britain Ahead of UK Chancellor Healey's first budget for the Burnham government, Britain's troubled welfare system has once again become a media focus. The Wall Street Journal said in an article on the 11th that the UK's welfare system is "crushing" the country.
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2026.10.14 17:30
Deepline | HK attracts global fashion names as KIM JONES picks city for first flagship store Hong Kong's unique role as a gateway connecting the Chinese mainland with the rest of the world is making it a preferred destination for international brands seeking to expand their presence in Asia. KIM JONES, the eponymous fashion label founded by renowned British designer Kim Jones OBE, is set to open its first-ever retail flagship store in HK in the second half of 2027, signalling international brands' confidence in the city's core commercial districts, consumer spending power and role as a global gateway.
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2026.10.14 13:35
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France protests turn violent; Hermès, Apple stores looted as RAID unit deployed As unrest continued, France's defense minister Sébastien Lecornu said on the evening of Oct 17 that around 1,200 people had been arrested nationwide and 150 police officers were injured.
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2026.10.19 15:23
Watch This | Priest killed as large wooden crucifix falls during Mass in Ecuador A Catholic priest in Ecuador was killed on Oct 17 after a large wooden crucifix mounted behind him broke loose and fell forward while he was celebrating Mass, in an incident captured during a live broadcast, according to The Standard.
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2026.10.19 13:21
Opinion | An open letter to Cambridge University: Have we misplaced our trust in IELTS? This article questions the effectiveness of IELTS as a measure of English proficiency, arguing that high scores do not necessarily reflect students' ability to communicate or perform academically. It criticizes the test's emphasis on exam techniques, obscure reading materials and time-pressured tasks, which may disadvantage candidates without improving their practical language skills.
Philip Yeung
2026.10.19 11:22
Opinion | China-Philippines tensions: Selective listening when a statement of restraint becomes a summons The article argues that Philippine officials have selectively interpreted Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan's remarks by focusing on his reference to China's military capabilities while overlooking his stated commitment to peace. It criticizes Manila's approach to South China Sea disputes and examines how US-Philippines military cooperation may further heighten regional tensions.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.10.18 19:35
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 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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2026.05.29 19:06
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