Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Legislative Council elections are heating up as candidates prepare for the upcoming vote.

Typhoon Phoenix is set to approach Hong Kong, with potential flooding in low-lying areas tonight.

The U.S. Senate passes a temporary funding bill, aiming to prevent a federal government shutdown.

Funeral industry welcomes new regulations allowing bodies to be released within 28 days.

Family of a man left in a coma after a medical procedure plans to challenge the investigation.

Climate conference kicks off, focusing on ten years of the Paris Agreement amid U.S. absence.

Transport Department addresses complaints over minibus services being chartered during peak hours.

Hong Kong's West Kowloon ferry service launches trial run, offering free tickets to passengers.

New opportunities arise as 20 more mainland universities recruit Hong Kong DSE students this year.

In New Delhi, an explosion near the Red Fort leaves at least eight dead and many injured.

Chinese and Dutch chip dispute shows signs of easing as shipments resume from a major factory.

Local property market sees fluctuations as new developments capture buyer interest over the weekend.

Pokémon GO announces exciting events for players, including community celebrations and bonuses.

Resident Evil: Survival Unit set to launch next week, bringing a new gaming experience to fans.

Hong Kong athletes shine at the National Games, with a cyclist winning gold in the road race.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!