Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung praises progress after meeting with Xi Jinping in China.

Trump's Greenland ambitions face diplomatic hurdles as Denmark seeks to ease tensions.

Venezuela reports 100 deaths from US military raid, with Maduro injured during the incident.

Hong Kong's independent committee to investigate deadly fire at Hong Fu Court begins hearings in March.

Trump's arrest of Maduro sends a strong message to China about regional dominance.

Hong Kong's healthcare fee waiver applications face confusion, leaving elderly patients frustrated.

Weather warnings issued as frost blankets parts of Hong Kong, with record low humidity levels.

Government urged to enhance safety management after high landslide rates on artificial slopes.

Privacy Commissioner arrests man for sharing personal data of cross-border vehicle operators.

China's Ministry of Commerce supports collaboration between Hong Kong and Hainan for economic development.

Japan considers nuclear submarine procurement, raising concerns over regional security with China.

Iran vows to eliminate any aggressors amid ongoing unrest and currency collapse.

Trump backs sanctions on Russia, aiming to cut funding for military operations.

Canada's Prime Minister Carney to visit China next week to strengthen trade and energy ties.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index sees significant drop, with HSBC shares falling nearly three percent.

New IPOs in Hong Kong show strong demand, with oversubscription for several tech firms.

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