Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

- Gulf Arab nations lobby Trump administration against military action on Iran.

- Greenland prefers to stay with Denmark rather than join the United States.

- Canadian Prime Minister visits China for the first time in eight years, focusing on trade.

- U.S. to suspend visa processing for 75 countries, including Thailand and Russia.

- South Korean prosecutors seek death penalty for former President Yoon Suk-yeol.

- ExxonMobil CEO's comments on Venezuela upset Trump, highlighting investment concerns.

- Hong Kong plans to install crash barriers in Causeway Bay, raising accessibility concerns.

- New Year fireworks display in Victoria Harbour sponsored by the Jockey Club.

- Six federal prosecutors resign in protest over the Justice Department's handling of an ICE shooting case.

- North Korea's Kim Yo-jong dismisses South Korea's hopes for improved relations as unrealistic.

- Chinese trade surplus expected to reach historic highs by 2025, according to reports.

- New World Department Store CEO resigns; Vice Chairman takes over as interim leader.

- Macau gaming companies announce salary increases for employees, with raises up to 4.5%.

- Rockstar launches official mod trading platform for GTA and Red Dead players.

- Apple’s 2026 iPad to feature A19 chip and support for Apple Intelligence capabilities.

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