Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th February, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Over 360,000 people gathered at Victoria Harbour for the Lunar New Year fireworks.

U.S. military prepares for potential strikes against Iran, but Trump has not made a final decision.

Japan's Prime Minister Suga calls for mutual relations with China while urging responsible actions.

Hong Kong sees over 680,000 crossings during Lunar New Year, with many residents leaving the city.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club expresses satisfaction with the opening day of the Lunar New Year races.

Police increase presence at East Dam as tourists flock to hiking trails and camping sites.

Two fresh food shops in Mong Kok temporarily lose their licenses for illegal business expansions.

New Huanggang Port is taking shape as discussions continue for its swift activation.

China warns Japan against intervening in Taiwan, promising a strong response if necessary.

A fireworks store explosion in Hubei has resulted in at least twelve fatalities.

South Korea considers re-establishing no-fly zones after drone incursions from the North.

The Federal Reserve's minutes reveal concerns over inflation and potential interest rate hikes.

Oil prices surge as U.S. officials claim Iran is ignoring critical demands.

Local tennis player Huang Zelin advances to the quarterfinals at the Delray Beach Open.

Real Madrid secures a victory, igniting controversy over racial remarks during the match.

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