Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Residents of Hong Fu Court seek urgent housing after a devastating five-alarm fire.

Canadian Prime Minister visits China, aiming to thaw relations strained by Trump.

High-speed rail service in Hong Kong expands to include 16 new stations starting January 26th.

Trump warns Cuba could face zero oil and funding, while Cuba rejects his claims.

Standard Chartered Marathon preparations advise against full-body massages before the race.

Hong Kong's financial budget to be revealed soon, with calls for increased social welfare funding.

Legislative Council sees new leadership roles, with unexpected appointments stirring discussions.

Hong Kong's waterfront development plans extend to Kowloon, enhancing public access.

Weather forecast predicts a cold snap with temperatures dropping to 13 degrees next week.

China's Wang Yi discusses international relations with Somalia, opposing separatist movements.

Japan initiates deep-sea rare earth mining amid concerns over China's export controls.

Protests erupt across the U.S. after an ICE officer fatally shoots a citizen.

Japan's upcoming elections see a surge in candidates, with over 700 expected to run.

The Golden Globe Awards reveal major winners, with two films each taking home four awards.

The African Cup of Nations semi-finals feature a showdown between Salah and Mane.

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