Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

G20 summit sees limited interaction between Chinese and Japanese leaders amid rising tensions.

Trump claims U.S. plan to end Ukraine war is not a final proposal, sparking European pushback.

Hong Kong's new street marathon route faces criticism, with runners calling a steep section "devil's path."

Over 300 students and teachers kidnapped in Nigeria, with some successfully escaping.

COP30 concludes amid protests, failing to include fossil fuel phase-out in agreements.

Hong Kong Palace Museum's ancient Egypt exhibition draws over 16,000 visitors in just four days.

Former Brazilian president Bolsonaro detained as concerns grow over potential escape attempts.

New cases of Chikungunya reported in Hong Kong, with health officials investigating links to recent travel.

Hong Kong's unemployment rate nears 150,000, but international organizations plan to hire more staff.

Tragic construction accident in Sai Kung leads to temporary work stoppage as investigations begin.

Japanese yen faces pressure as it drops to a ten-month low against the Hong Kong dollar.

Hong Kong team wins nine golds at the National Games, achieving historic success.

Alibaba set to announce quarterly results, with market speculating on potential losses.

Romantic Warrior returns to win the Hong Kong Jockey Club Cup, setting a new record.

Hong Kong Premier League sees Lee Man and Northern District end in a draw, maintaining Northern's lead.

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