Hong Kong News in English

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

Iran remains defiant under U.S. pressure, leaving Trump puzzled about next steps.

Hong Kong sees over three million residents traveling abroad during Lunar New Year.

Former KCR chairman praises new railway standards, breaking the long-standing consultancy monopoly.

Putin vows to prioritize nuclear capabilities amid ongoing missile strikes in Ukraine.

Traffic congestion on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge reaches new highs during the holiday.

Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department seeks public talent for new leadership roles.

Residents express concerns over the long-term plan for Hong Fu Court redevelopment.

Saikung campsite overcrowding leads to fines for littering, raising visitor management issues.

Chinese University plans to hire 33 professors to enhance medical training and research.

Philippines' former president faces trial for crimes against humanity amid drug war allegations.

Andrew's arrest photo displayed at the Louvre sparks public interest and debate.

Tokyo Skytree elevator malfunction traps 20 people for over five hours, causing chaos.

Milan Winter Olympics conclude with China achieving its best overseas medal tally.

Gugai Ling responds to criticism over her allegiance, stating her focus is on winning.

Jackson Wang collaborates with Paris Saint-Germain to launch a Year of the Horse jersey.

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