Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th February, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

China implements visa-free policy for Canada and UK passport holders starting February 17th.

U.S. Secretary of State warns Europe of declining Western influence, urges cooperation.

Hong Kong's Summer Kwai House experiences power outage, affecting hundreds of residents.

Large crowds at Hong Kong airport as many travel abroad to celebrate the New Year.

Gold prices rise as inflation rates fall below market expectations, reaching over five thousand dollars.

Valentine's Day flower market sees high traffic, but sales are down for some shops.

Hong Kong universities may increase non-local student admission limits for the upcoming academic year.

Police crack down on illegal taxi drivers charging excessive fares in Sai Kung area.

Liverpool secures a decisive victory over Brighton in the FA Cup, thanks to Salah's performance.

Milan Winter Olympics: Gu Ailing advances to freestyle skiing finals despite earlier mishaps.

Denmark warns U.S. against military action to seize Greenland, citing NATO implications.

Zhao Xiluo announces marriage in Paris, showcasing a designer wedding dress.

AI-generated credit card fraud losses reach new highs, with data theft occurring at close range.

China to implement zero tariffs for 53 African countries starting May 1st, boosting trade.

The final episode of "Judge Lee Han-Young" garners high ratings as it concludes its gripping storyline.

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