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HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027 The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has announced that Hong Kong will be one of the host cities for the UCI Track World Cup over the next two years.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 21:31

HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027

HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow The Hong Kong Observatory issued a tropical cyclone warning at 3:45 p.m. today (Aug. 23), indicating that Tropical Storm Kajiki is moving steadily westward. Strong winds have been observed intermittently offshore and at high ground in the southern parts of HK. According to HKO, unless Kajiki strengthens significantly or takes a more northerly track, the Standby Signal No. 1 will remain in force until at least 9 a.m. tomorrow.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 17:25

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines On September 19, 1937, coinciding with the sixth anniversary of the "Mukden Incident" (September 18, 1931), the paper featured "To the Front Lines!", a woodcut by Qin Wei (1911–1994). The print portrays a tall, heroic Chinese soldier, holding a rifle in one hand and a sword in the other, standing firm amid smoke and fire. His commanding figure evokes a powerful sense of national pride and defiance. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Qin Wei served as President of the China Film Art Association.

HK & WWII

2025.08.23 15:33

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17 Hong Kong's Chief Executive, John Lee, announced that his new Policy Address will be delivered on Sept. 17, following two months of public consultation.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 13:23

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO The Hong Kong Observatory has announced that the Standby Signal No. 1 will remain in force until at least 5 p.m. today (Aug. 23). A tropical depression located in the central South China Sea is tracking towards the waters south of Hainan Island and is expected to intensify gradually.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 11:24

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO

HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027

HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027

HK secures hosting rights for UCI Track World Cup in 2026 and 2027 The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has announced that Hong Kong will be one of the host cities for the UCI Track World Cup over the next two years.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 21:31

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow

HKO: Standby Signal No. 1 to remain until at least 9 am tomorrow The Hong Kong Observatory issued a tropical cyclone warning at 3:45 p.m. today (Aug. 23), indicating that Tropical Storm Kajiki is moving steadily westward. Strong winds have been observed intermittently offshore and at high ground in the southern parts of HK. According to HKO, unless Kajiki strengthens significantly or takes a more northerly track, the Standby Signal No. 1 will remain in force until at least 9 a.m. tomorrow.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 17:25

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines

Prints of Resistance | To the Front Lines On September 19, 1937, coinciding with the sixth anniversary of the "Mukden Incident" (September 18, 1931), the paper featured "To the Front Lines!", a woodcut by Qin Wei (1911–1994). The print portrays a tall, heroic Chinese soldier, holding a rifle in one hand and a sword in the other, standing firm amid smoke and fire. His commanding figure evokes a powerful sense of national pride and defiance. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Qin Wei served as President of the China Film Art Association.

HK & WWII

2025.08.23 15:33

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17

CE to deliver new Policy Address on Sept. 17 Hong Kong's Chief Executive, John Lee, announced that his new Policy Address will be delivered on Sept. 17, following two months of public consultation.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 13:23

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO

Standby Signal No. 1 to remain in force at least until 5 pm: HKO The Hong Kong Observatory has announced that the Standby Signal No. 1 will remain in force until at least 5 p.m. today (Aug. 23). A tropical depression located in the central South China Sea is tracking towards the waters south of Hainan Island and is expected to intensify gradually.

Hong Kong

2025.08.23 11:24

Opinion | Let data speak for itself: HK's economic reality

Opinion | Let data speak for itself: HK's economic reality

Opinion | Let data speak for itself: HK's economic reality Some harbor a peculiar mindset, eagerly anticipating Hong Kong's downturn, incessantly "talking down" the city. Yet, Hong Kong's economic trajectory hinges on empirical data. Letting the numbers "speak" is the most direct and unvarnished method—objective and reliable, free from bias or conjecture.

Kevin Lau

2025.08.23 10:24

Jennie's pop-up store opens in HK, fans brave heat for exclusive merchandise

Jennie's pop-up store opens in HK, fans brave heat for exclusive merchandise

Jennie's pop-up store opens in HK, fans brave heat for exclusive merchandise Jennie's Ruby-themed pop-up store, curated by Complex, has opened in Hong Kong as part of its Asia-wide tour. The event offers fans the chance to immerse themselves in the creative world of Ruby and purchase exclusive merchandise. Despite the heat, fans have shown overwhelming enthusiasm, forming long queues to experience the event. The Hong Kong stop will run for one week, from August 22 to August 28, at AIRSIDE, Kai Tak.

Lifestyle

2025.08.22 21:29

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