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Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower Iris Wong Ping-fan, a Hong Kong deputy to the National People's Congress, joined a delegation of HK commentators on a visit to Wuhan, Shiyan and Xiangyang in Hubei Province.

Global Lens

2026.10.16 20:28

Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower

Watch This | HK deputy takes you around Hubei: More than hot dry noodles and Yellow Crane Tower

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key China-United States Exchange Foundation President James Chau said Hong Kong should leverage the advantages of "one country, two systems" to strengthen its role as a "super-connector" in a multipolar world, with people-to-people ties serving as a key foundation for meaningful connections. He also welcomed Hong Kong's first five-year plan, saying a clear development strategy would help the city navigate new global challenges and enter its "next era".

Hong Kong

2026.10.06 20:09

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Watch This | CUSEF President: HK's 'super-connector' role goes beyond trade and capital, with 'people-to-people ties' key

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia A 22-year-old man from Hong Kong, who left school after Form Five and works in the catering industry, recently triggered intense online debate by saying he plans to move to the UK or Australia despite having no BNO status, limited education, no savings, and little family support.

Global Lens

2026.10.06 16:50

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Global Lens | No BNO, no degree, no savings: 22-year-old sets sights on UK or Australia; returnees warn overseas life isn't a utopia

Deepline | Service upgrades and diverse entertainment make 'hospitality capital' golden brand shine brighter The seven-day National Day Golden Week is drawing to a close. In the first five days, Hong Kong received nearly 1.266 million visitor arrivals, of which about 1.127 million were mainland visitors. This is set to exceed the Immigration Department's estimate of about 1.29 million mainland visitors for the entire Golden Week, and is expected to bring about HK$1 billion in direct consumption benefits.

Deepline

2026.10.06 17:09

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport We all use public transport, and we've all seen things we wish we could unsee. So we hit the streets to ask: what's the funniest or craziest thing you've ever experienced? One person remembered a wild night on an Athens bus at 2 am. Another recalled friends doing pull-ups on the MTR.

Connecting Dots

2026.10.06 16:00

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

Connecting Dots | Durian or smelly armpit? Pick your poison on public transport

Exclusive | Breaking 'tech steals jobs' myth: How can filmmakers find their place in AI era?

Exclusive | Breaking 'tech steals jobs' myth: How can filmmakers find their place in AI era?

Exclusive | Breaking 'tech steals jobs' myth: How can filmmakers find their place in AI era? The wave of artificial intelligence (AI) is sweeping through the film and TV industry, with new technologies such as AI short films, virtual filming, and digital likeness licensing impacting traditional filmmaking and its professionals. Is AI really taking jobs away from the film industry? Terry Lam, the Dean of the School of Film and Television at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, who has over 20 years of experience in the film industry, said that this is actually another technological iteration for the industry, which is facing a new round of skill transfer.

Exclusive

2026.11.09 18:02

F1 Brazil GP | Five-year wait ends! Mercedes reclaim constructors' title as Wolff says eyes already on 2027

F1 Brazil GP | Five-year wait ends! Mercedes reclaim constructors' title as Wolff says eyes already on 2027

F1 Brazil GP | Five-year wait ends! Mercedes reclaim constructors' title as Wolff says eyes already on 2027 The 2026 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix concluded on Sunday (Nov. 8), with Mercedes securing the Constructors' Championship ahead of schedule thanks to George Russell and Kimi Antonelli finishing fourth and fifth respectively, ending a five-year title drought since 2021. Although McLaren's Lando Norris won the race, Mercedes' consistent performance throughout the season was enough to return them to the top of the constructors' standings. It is Mercedes' ninth constructors' title, drawing them level with Williams on nine.

Sports

2026.11.09 17:12

Hamashita Takeshi, Mok Ian Ian and Hugh Bowden interpret civilizational inheritance and development insights

Hamashita Takeshi, Mok Ian Ian and Hugh Bowden interpret civilizational inheritance and development insights

Hamashita Takeshi, Mok Ian Ian and Hugh Bowden interpret civilizational inheritance and development insights The "International Forum on Mutual Learning among Civilizations 2026" is inaugurated on today (Nov. 9) in Macao. Under the core theme "Mutual Learning among Civilizations, Inheritance and Development", the two-day Forum (Nov. 9 and Nov. 10) will feature nearly 40 thematic sessions and academic exchange sessions conducted by nearly 300 representatives from government departments, international organizations, leading experts and scholars from over 20 countries worldwide.

China

2026.11.09 16:00

Tomokazu Harimoto, Hina Hayata claim singles crowns at WTT Champions Frankfurt

Tomokazu Harimoto, Hina Hayata claim singles crowns at WTT Champions Frankfurt

Tomokazu Harimoto, Hina Hayata claim singles crowns at WTT Champions Frankfurt At the 2026 WTT Champions Frankfurt, Tomokazu Harimoto triumphed over Patrick Franziska to secure the men's singles title and his second Champions victory of the year. Meanwhile, Hina Hayata defeated Satsuki Odo to successfully defend her women's singles crown.

Sports

2026.11.09 15:15

North Point pedestrian suspected of jaywalking killed after being hit by bus

North Point pedestrian suspected of jaywalking killed after being hit by bus

North Point pedestrian suspected of jaywalking killed after being hit by bus A pedestrian has died after being struck by a bus in North Point. At around 8 am this morning (Nov. 9), a Citybus travelling along King's Road towards Chai Wan hit a male pedestrian at the junction of King's Road and Power Street in North Point. Rescue personnel arrived to find the victim with severe head injuries and administered first aid before rushing him to Eastern Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

Hong Kong

2026.11.09 14:05

Watch This | Trump responds to explosive allegations surrounding Jensen Huang: 'I haven't heard he's done anything wrong'

Watch This | Trump responds to explosive allegations surrounding Jensen Huang: 'I haven't heard he's done anything wrong'

Watch This | Trump responds to explosive allegations surrounding Jensen Huang: 'I haven't heard he's done anything wrong' On Nov. 8, local time, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang issued an open letter to all employees admitting to an extramarital affair and apologizing to his family and stakeholders, triggering an internal company investigation. In response, US President Donald Trump describing him as a fine and honorable person.

World

2026.11.09 13:25

Deepline | Sanctions lobbying as 'politics'? A question any rule-of-law society must face

Deepline | Sanctions lobbying as 'politics'? A question any rule-of-law society must face

Deepline | Sanctions lobbying as 'politics'? A question any rule-of-law society must face In that sense, the most revealing feature of the Wong verdict may not be a crisis of Hong Kong's rule of law but a crisis of credibility in the external discourse surrounding it: universal principles are presented as universal, yet applied selectively when the jurisdiction in question is Hong Kong or China.

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2026.11.09 12:13

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