Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd February, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Iran's Supreme Leader and his son are reportedly U.S. strike targets.

Over 630,000 visitors flock to Hong Kong during the Lunar New Year holiday.

Germany's Chancellor to discuss security issues during his upcoming visit to China.

Japan's Prime Minister aims for wage growth to match inflation in policy speech.

Shenzhen sees a surge in family outings during the Spring Festival.

Prince Andrew released after questioning, as UK government considers removing his royal titles.

Hong Kong's 2026 budget proposal includes night consumption vouchers and civil servant pay raises.

Venezuela's parliament passes an amnesty bill, releasing hundreds of political prisoners.

U.S. plans to send 5,000 tech personnel abroad to reduce China's AI market share.

Severe sandstorms affect northern China, prompting health warnings for residents.

Hong Kong's box office for Lunar New Year films hits 40 million, a 50% increase.

Former TVB star marries into a wealthy family, strengthening ties with prominent figures.

Fudan University develops radiation-resistant electronic circuits with a lifespan of over 270 years.

Hong Kong horse racing star aims for a record-breaking 18 consecutive wins.

Human rights concerns arise as Liu Meixian's father states she won't represent China.

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