Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

China's foreign ministry states Japan is unqualified for UN Security Council permanent membership.

Chinese tourists shift their travel plans away from Japan, sparking online outcry.

Hong Kong's weather forecast predicts a chilly morning with temperatures dropping to 13 degrees.

Legislative Council elections in 2025 prompt early train services to encourage voter turnout.

Li Qiang meets with Putin, expressing China's desire to strengthen strategic cooperation.

China plans to suspend imports of Japanese seafood in response to recent political tensions.

Hong Kong police arrest a foreign man for vandalizing election posters, emphasizing zero tolerance for election interference.

Preliminary reports on cargo plane crash indicate engine issues, raising questions about safety protocols.

Hong Kong government condemns U.S. report on national security, calling it biased and misleading.

A 68-year-old man is arrested for allegedly inciting others to spoil ballots in the upcoming elections.

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary faces scrutiny over past relationship with a Chinese official's daughter.

Japan's bear encounters lead to surprising interventions, leaving netizens in awe.

Hong Kong's GDP improves, yet unemployment remains a concern, highlighting economic anomalies.

Hong Kong's electricity providers announce rate reductions for next year, benefiting nearly 600,000 households.

Young athlete Li Siying shines at the National Games, winning three gold medals.

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