Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th February, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Middle Eastern nations mediate US-Iran nuclear talks, with a meeting scheduled in Istanbul.

New regulations allow dogs in restaurants, with initial quotas set for mid-year.

Reconstruction plans for Ma Tau Wai Estate depend on resident numbers and relocation subsidies.

Construction sites face a smoking ban, with proposals for reduced fines under consideration.

US-India tariff battle appears to conclude, but questions remain about its overall value.

Housing Authority recovers nearly 10,000 public housing units, saving around 9.8 billion dollars.

Maersk takes over Panama Canal port operations, challenging China's influence in Latin America.

Food poisoning reported at L’Amour in Lan Kwai Fong, affecting four diners after oysters.

Labor Department hosts recruitment fair for older workers, offering over 2,900 job openings.

New public housing contracts awarded in Kai Tak, with 7,750 units expected to be ready soon.

Japan continues to face severe snowstorms, resulting in at least 30 fatalities across the nation.

China's tech stocks plunge, nearing bear market territory amid tax rumors and market fears.

NASA utilizes AI for Mars mission planning, marking a significant step in autonomous space exploration.

BTS plans a global live concert via Netflix, marking a significant return for the band.

A local celebrity announces pregnancy after overcoming past challenges, sharing joy on social media.

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