Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th January, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Zelensky criticizes European allies after meeting with Trump, calling for unified defense against Russia.

Hong Kong's new public housing phase opens applications on January 30, offering over 8,800 units.

Japan faces a critical crossroads as the House of Representatives is officially dissolved ahead of elections.

Families of victims from the Lamma Island ferry tragedy express frustration over the lengthy investigation process.

The European Parliament calls for the cancellation of Hong Kong's special trade status amid ongoing tensions.

China allows imports of H200 chips, signaling potential shifts in the tech landscape with major companies ready to order.

The Oscars see "The Guilty" breaking records with 16 nominations, while other films miss out on key categories.

Intel shares plunge 14% as investors react to disappointing earnings guidance and production delays.

BLACKPINK's concert kicks off this weekend, with special transport arrangements in place for fans.

Liverpool secures a big win in the Premier League, showcasing strong performances from key players.

The Hong Kong Science Institute celebrates its tenth anniversary, highlighting advancements in local research funding.

The U.S. officially withdraws from the WHO, sparking debates over unpaid dues and global health responsibilities.

The Hong Kong government strongly opposes European Parliament's resolution regarding the Jimmy Lai case.

The latest updates reveal the price of gold nearing historic highs, challenging the $5,000 mark.

The Chicago Bulls pull off a comeback victory against the Edinburgh team, overcoming a 12-point deficit.

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