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Caricature: Dad the President On April 9, the Wall Street Journal reported that approximately 15 minutes before US President Donald Trump suddenly announced a suspension of strikes against Iran on March 23, over US$760 million worth of crude oil futures contracts (equivalent to approximately HK$5.952 billion) changed hands.
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2026.04.11 18:24
Caricature: Uproot The Court of First Instance of the High Court had earlier ruled that Jimmy Lai was guilty of three offences endangering national security.
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2026.04.11 14:00
Caricature: Hard to swallow As the conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran enters its second month, the situation has been marked not only by ongoing attacks and escalating rhetoric, but also by indirect negotiations mediated through Pakistan.
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2026.04.05 17:22
Caricature: Unrepentant Sham Shui Po bookstore Book Punch is suspected of persistently selling publications with seditious intent. The Hong Kong Police Force's National Security Department arrested four people on March 24 on suspicion of violating Section 24 of the law for safeguarding national security—"knowingly selling publications with seditious intent"—and seized a number of the allegedly seditious books at the scene. Those arrested are understood to include the bookstore manager and three female staff members.
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2026.03.29 18:00
Caricature: Planning for future Chief Executive John Lee recently announced that he will lead the HKSAR Government in establishing a systematic policy framework to align proactively with the country's 15th Five-Year Plan.
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2026.03.13 09:17
Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in prison: Justice served 156 days of public hearings, 2,222 pieces of evidence presented by the police, over 80,000 pages of documents, and an 855-page judgment... The evidence is overwhelming. In the sentencing of the Jimmy Lai case today (Feb. 9), Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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2026.02.09 14:52
Journalist's View | No trust, no standing: How Panama harms its own interests In international relations, adherence to the spirit of contracts is the foundation of national credibility. However, the recent rule by Panama's Supreme Court to annul the renewal of a concession contract involving a Hong Kong enterprise at Panama Canal ports, citing a baseless claim of "unconstitutionality," is a blatant violation of this principle.
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2026.02.05 14:28
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