Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

A U.S. congressional delegation visits Denmark to express support for Greenland amid strategic concerns.

China plans to significantly reduce electric vehicle tariffs, while Canada lowers canola seed tariffs.

The Hong Kong government estimates a decade for the reconstruction of the Hong Fu Garden site.

Trump alters his stance on the police shooting incident, threatening to invoke anti-riot laws.

South Korea's former president receives a five-year prison sentence for obstructing arrests.

The death toll from the Hong Fu Garden fire remains at 168, with no names released yet.

Severe winter winds are expected to hit South China next Tuesday, with temperatures dropping to 12 degrees.

Two fatal industrial accidents reported in one day, raising safety concerns in the construction sector.

Fire department inspections reveal over 260 violations in nine industrial buildings, posing safety risks.

Experts warn against investing in Venezuela's oil industry due to structural risks.

The U.S. seizes another oil tanker in the Caribbean linked to Venezuela amid ongoing sanctions.

Japan and the Philippines strengthen military ties, addressing historical grievances from World War II.

Hamas faces abandonment by the Middle East, not defeat by Israel, as peace efforts progress.

The People's Bank of China lowers policy rates, signaling potential further easing of monetary policy.

Hong Kong's property market shows signs of recovery, with predictions of up to a 10% price increase this year.

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