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1-minute News | 17-year-old British teenager sentenced to 52 years after stabbing three children

According to CNN reports, a 17-year-old British teenager of Rwandan descent brutally stabbed three young girls to death and injured dozens of others. On Jan. 23 local time, the court handed down a verdict sentencing him to 52 years in prison as he was under 18 at the time of the crime. This incident shocked the entire United Kingdom, sparking concerns across society about youth crime and campus safety, and igniting the anger of countless British people, with the majority believing that the perpetrator should have received a life sentence.

70% of SMEs deploy strategies for risks, preparing for possible trade war

In concern of an escalated China-U.S. trade war, the overall business confidence of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Hong Kong has declined. The Hong Kong Productivity Council released the "Standard Chartered Hong Kong SME Leading Business Index" for the first quarter of 2025 yesterday (Jan. 23).

Foreign businesses reassured by HK's stability: Confidence in rule of law and investment climate grows

A survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong shows growing confidence among foreign businesses in the city’s rule of law and investment climate. While concerns over Sino-US relations persist, 83% of respondents expressed trust in Hong Kong’s legal system, and 79% have no plans to relocate their headquarters. The survey highlights Hong Kong’s stability, competitive business environment, and global financial center status as key reasons for sustained foreign investment.

Watch This | Lang Lang and Rosé collaborate at 2025 Paris charity concert

Yesterday (Jan. 23), world-renowned pianist Lang Lang performed for the charity concert LE GALA DES PIÈCES JAUNES. This event aimed to raise funds for hospitalized children and featured numerous international artists.

Witnessing Gulf Cup glory: BAIC reaches new heights in brand excellence

The Gulf Cup 2024 came to a glorious conclusion, leaving fans with unforgettable moments both on and off the field. As one of the most prestigious football tournaments in the region, the Gulf Cup 2024 not only celebrated the pinnacle of athletic performance but also symbolized the unity and passion that football inspires across borders.

Global National Security Case Precedents: Sell-or-ban law on TikTok, 'US-style bullying' by using national security as excuse

Over the past week, the fate of the short video application TikTok in the United States has undergone dramatic twists and turns, sparking a global wave of discussions. From being forced to shut down to resuming services in less than a day, the "sell-or-ban" turmoil has been fueled by over four years of American bullying.

Trump claims to know interest rates better than Powell and asks OPEC to reduce oil cost

On Thursday (Jan. 23), U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a video speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, urging Saudi Arabia and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to lower oil prices.

Henry's Take EP23 | Strategies, progress, and vision: HK boosts local tourism with various fronts

Hong Kong has long been a top travel destination for visitors from around the world, and we are now opening our arms to tourists from different countries.

IMF releases assessment report on HK's economy, recognizing linked exchange rate system and integration into GBA

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed its discussions with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government regarding the 2024 Article IV Consultation Discussions, releasing its latest assessment report. The IMF noted that under a robust institutional framework, ample capital, and liquidity support, Hong Kong's financial system remains resilient, with the linked exchange rate system operating smoothly.

Expert: Fast-moving new California wildfire 'could go nuclear'

Named the "Hughes Fire", the new wildfire broke out on Wednesday (Jan. 22) in the Castaic Lake area, about 80 kilometers north of Los Angeles. The fire has destroyed large swathes of trees and brush, and Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marone stated that the blaze remains largely uncontrolled. Jacob Weigley, wildfire coordinator for Central Pierce County, Washington, warned that the fire is nearing an uncontrollable state and "could go nuclear."

HK tourist killed by train while taking photos in Hokkaido

A 61-year-old Hong Kong tourist was fatally struck by a train in Otaru, Hokkaido, while taking photos on the railway tracks near Asari Station. The incident occurred in a prohibited area known for attracting tourists due to its ocean views. Local authorities are investigating, and consular support is being provided to the victim's family. The accident caused significant disruptions to train services, affecting thousands of passengers.

Experts in military field deconstruct combat effectiveness of 'Luohe' 054B frigate

On Jan. 22, the first type 054B frigate, the "Luohe", was commissioned at a military port in Qingdao. Military experts believe that the 054B will significantly enhance the Chinese Navy's long-range combat capabilities, qualifying it as a genuine blue-water frigate that can join carrier strike groups.

China's commerce ministry to boost opening-up, ease market access in 2025

China's Ministry of Commerce will boost opening-up and ease market access in 2025, it said on Thursday (Jan. 23).

IAEA: Iran has approximately 200kg enriched uranium, close to weapon-grade level

According to Reuters, on Jan. 22, during the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, IAEA Director General Grossi stated that Iran currently possesses approximately 200 kilograms of uranium enriched to a purity of 60%, which is close to the weapon-grade level of around 90%.

1-minute News | LG Cup Final: Controversy in G3 between Ke Jie and Byun Sang-il

In the third game of the LG Cup Finals, Chinese go player Ke Jie faced off against South Korea's Byun Sang-il when the referee intervened and paused the match. Video footage from the scene showed that Ke was furious not due to a foul, but because the referee called for a timeout when it was Byun's turn to play, effectively granting the Korean player unlimited thinking time.
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