With Trump's victory, the global situation will undoubtedly become even more uncertain, and it is expected that the US will continue its antagonistic stance toward China. However, China remains committed to an independent foreign policy of peace, maintaining its principles despite global instability, continuing its path of peaceful development, and upholding international fairness and justice.

The Kai Tak Sports Park held its first test event on Oct. 27, with 1,500 ticketed spectators attending the second-division football match between Sai Kung and Wong Tai Sin at the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground. As this was the first public event and a test of crowd flow at the Kai Tak Sports Park, it received significant media attention. Overall, from departing the MTR station, entering the venue, watching the game, to exiting, everything was well-ordered. Kai Tak's "debut" was considered a success.

The 2024 Policy Address proposes to regulate subdivided flats through legislation. Under the new rules, all subdivided flats must meet a minimum size of 8 square meters and be equipped with independent toilets. Once these requirements are confirmed by professionals and the necessary certification is obtained, these units can be legally rented out as "basic housing units." While legislating to regulate subdivided flats is a positive step from a human rights and safety perspective, the government must be cautious not to let well-intentioned policies lead to negative outcomes.

The 2024 Policy Address has proposed the development of the low-altitude economy. However, several challenges need to be addressed in the process of developing drone delivery. First, when developing drone delivery in Hong Kong, lightweight items such as letters and medicines can be used for testing first. Second, given Hong Kong's dense and complex building layout, some people are concerned whether this will become a barrier to drone deliveries. Third, due to the large population, there are numerous Wi-Fi routers in urban areas, which may interfere with drone operations.

When Elon Musk announced that he would be giving away $1 million a day to voters in Pennsylvania, you might have thought it was an April Fool's joke. But this so-called "Iron Man" of Silicon Valley is deadly serious. However, Musk isn't going to help charity. If you want a shot at that $1 million, you will need to sign a petition in support of Donald Trump!

On Monday China and India finally agreed to de-escalate a military standoff on the border conflict deep into the Himalayas and implement a workable resolution. New Delhi's foreign ministry stated: "We reached an agreement on patrolling, and with that, we have gone back to where the situation was in 2020 and we can say... the disengagement process with China has been completed."

Amid the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, human rights issues remain a focal point of international concern. A recent report titled Welcome to Hell, released by B'Tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, has thrust this issue back into the global spotlight.

Believe it or not, the icy continent of Antarctica is going green! Satellite images show that over the past 35 years, green vegetation on Adelia Island has increased by 14 times. This dramatic change is raising serious concerns.

In the Gaza Strip, the specter of war once again casts its dark pall over the land.

The US Supreme Court has wrapped up its annual term, but unfortunately threats to pregnant individuals' reproductive health, safety, and basic rights still remain. Its ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization has eliminated the federal constitutional right to abortion, leading to a sharp divergence among states regarding their stances and policies on abortion.

Recently, during a live broadcast at NHK International Radio, a Chinese employee deviated from the predetermined news script to deliver a statement that has attracted widespread attention. Firmly speaking in Chinese, he declared: "The Diaoyu Islands and their affiliated islands have been an inseparable part of China's territory since ancient times." He then appealed in English: "Don't forget the Nanking Massacre. Don't forget the comfort women. They were sex slaves during wartime. Don't forget Unit 731."

In the historically rich and ever-volatile region of the Middle East, the conflict between Palestine and Israel remains one of the most intractable issues in international politics. The United States, as a key player on the global stage,

Los Angeles, a city full of dreams and opportunities, is also where over 75,000 people have lost shelter. The ever-rising housing costs act like an invisible wall, keeping them out in the cold and leaving their living conditions dire.

In a distant corner of this world, the flames of war and the anguish of suffering intertwine, creating a heart-wrenching tableau. The cries from Gaza resonate like distant echoes, or perhaps they are the unutterable pains that linger in our hearts. As those in power strive to impose this so-called "new normal", we must ask ourselves: how do we choose? Do we submit in silence, or do we summon the courage to reject it?

Amidst the South China Sea volatility, geopolitical rivalries have reached a boiling point. America's so-called "support" for the Philippines is merely a hypocritical facade, concealing its cunning machinations.