Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

China's Wang Yi speaks with Somalia's foreign minister, opposing Somaliland's ties with Taiwan.

Trump threatens Greenland, insisting U.S. will take control regardless of local consent.

Hong Kong's financial budget to be announced on February 25, with a projected deficit.

Taiwan's export controls on dual-use items spark concerns in Japan, amid rising tensions.

Hong Kong's waterfront development aims to extend to Kowloon by 2028, enhancing public spaces.

Public hospital fee reforms lead to a 12% drop in emergency room visits, officials report.

Weather forecast predicts sunny conditions for the marathon this weekend, with mild temperatures.

New high-speed rail routes from Hong Kong to 16 additional cities start on January 26.

Self-driving technology gains traction as demand rises due to an aging workforce in Hong Kong.

Government to release names of victims from the recent fire incident at Hong Kong's housing estate.

Protests erupt across the U.S. following the shooting of a citizen by ICE agents.

Australia's Victoria state declares a disaster due to ongoing bushfires, causing significant damage.

North Korea accuses South Korea of drone incursions, escalating tensions on the peninsula.

Trump signs emergency order to protect U.S. interests in Venezuelan oil revenues.

Manchester United welcomes back a key player for the upcoming Manchester derby.

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