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First Five-Year Plan LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

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

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day The Tourism Board's annual flagship festive event, "Hong Kong WinterFest," will officially open next Wednesday (Nov. 18) and run until Jan. 5 next year. Speaking to the media this afternoon (Nov. 10), the Tourism Board revealed that this year's "Hong Kong WinterFest" will be the largest ever. The Winter Town, which is popular among residents and tourists, will not only be held in Central but will also expand to Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay, and the industry will launch new winter offers.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 20:00

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised In the early hours of today (Nov. 10), a claw machine shop on Tai Pa Street in Tsuen Wan was vandalised by two men in black who splashed red paint. The shop's CCTV captured the perpetrators in the act. The footage shows a man in black pouring four bottles of red paint in succession within one minute, leaving paint on the ceiling, floor, and claw machines. It was not until nearly 7am that the shop owner discovered the damage and reported it to police. Police have classified the case as criminal damage and are hunting for the suspects at large.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 19:05

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding The 7th US-China Hong Kong Forum, scheduled for Nov 15–17, will bring together political leaders, former diplomats and international figures to discuss the future of China-US relations. Held following recent presidential meetings, the US midterm elections and ahead of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, the forum will explore ways to sustain dialogue, build mutual understanding and identify opportunities for cooperation.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 18:12

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant A diner at a Chinese restaurant in Wong Tai Sin has said a rat fell from the ceiling and

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 17:06

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day

'HK WinterFest' kicks off next Wednesday, 'A Symphony of Lights' to stage final show with fireworks the same day The Tourism Board's annual flagship festive event, "Hong Kong WinterFest," will officially open next Wednesday (Nov. 18) and run until Jan. 5 next year. Speaking to the media this afternoon (Nov. 10), the Tourism Board revealed that this year's "Hong Kong WinterFest" will be the largest ever. The Winter Town, which is popular among residents and tourists, will not only be held in Central but will also expand to Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay, and the industry will launch new winter offers.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 20:00

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised

Watch This | Caught on CCTV! Four bottles of red paint poured in one minute, Tsuen Wan claw machine shop vandalised In the early hours of today (Nov. 10), a claw machine shop on Tai Pa Street in Tsuen Wan was vandalised by two men in black who splashed red paint. The shop's CCTV captured the perpetrators in the act. The footage shows a man in black pouring four bottles of red paint in succession within one minute, leaving paint on the ceiling, floor, and claw machines. It was not until nearly 7am that the shop owner discovered the damage and reported it to police. Police have classified the case as criminal damage and are hunting for the suspects at large.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 19:05

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding

Forum in HK to explore how US-China dialogue can foster lasting cooperation, mutual understanding The 7th US-China Hong Kong Forum, scheduled for Nov 15–17, will bring together political leaders, former diplomats and international figures to discuss the future of China-US relations. Held following recent presidential meetings, the US midterm elections and ahead of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, the forum will explore ways to sustain dialogue, build mutual understanding and identify opportunities for cooperation.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 18:12

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant

Rat drops from ceiling onto diner holding baby at Wong Tai Sin restaurant A diner at a Chinese restaurant in Wong Tai Sin has said a rat fell from the ceiling and

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 17:06

Watch This | Fire breaks out under pedestrian footbridge on Wan Po Road in Tseung Kwan O, multiple courier parcels destroyed

Watch This | Fire breaks out under pedestrian footbridge on Wan Po Road in Tseung Kwan O, multiple courier parcels destroyed

Watch This | Fire breaks out under pedestrian footbridge on Wan Po Road in Tseung Kwan O, multiple courier parcels destroyed At 7:2 0am today (Nov. 10), a fire broke out under the pedestrian footbridge outside 1 Shek Kok Road on Wan Po Road in Tseung Kwan O. The blaze was fierce and thick smoke billowed out.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 15:15

Opinion | Responsibility and reform: Answering tragedy with institutions

Opinion | Responsibility and reform: Answering tragedy with institutions

Opinion | Responsibility and reform: Answering tragedy with institutions When a public tragedy exposes regulatory failure, what people watch for is not rhetoric but consequence: Who is held to account, how quickly the system corrects itself, and whether the promised fixes are real or merely performative.

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2026.11.10 13:24

Watch This | Wooden boards and rocks on North Lantau Highway leave about 9 vehicles with flat tyres or scratches

Watch This | Wooden boards and rocks on North Lantau Highway leave about 9 vehicles with flat tyres or scratches

Watch This | Wooden boards and rocks on North Lantau Highway leave about 9 vehicles with flat tyres or scratches At 4:39 am today (Nov. 10), police received multiple reports that wooden boards, rocks, and other obstacles had appeared on the road surface of North Lantau Highway near Ying Tung Estate in Tung Chung. About nine vehicles at the scene, including taxis, private cars, and light goods vehicles, are suspected to have suffered flat tyres or mechanical damage after driving over the obstacles and had to pull over to the hard shoulder. After investigating at the scene, police confirmed no one was injured and classified the incident as broken-down vehicles with objects obstructing the road.

Hong Kong

2026.11.10 12:09

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