Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd March, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Iran's attack sparks internal conflict in MAGA camp, Trump criticized for abandoning "America First."

Flight cancellations leave Hong Kong residents stranded in Dubai seeking help from authorities.

China's economy shows a 5% GDP growth, with per capita GDP nearing 14 thousand dollars.

Protests erupt in Iran, leading to clashes at the U.S. consulate, resulting in casualties.

WTT Singapore Grand Slam sees Sun Yingsha advance to women's singles final, China secures top two spots.

Gold prices surge to a one-month high as Middle East tensions escalate, analysts predict commodity market spikes.

Customs seize 4.8 kilograms of ketamine, arresting a 13-year-old girl in Yuen Long.

Hong Kong taxis to offer at least two electronic payment methods starting in April.

New housing regulations begin registration today, with enforcement set for 2027.

Panama port controversy deepens as police search offices of a major company amid legal disputes.

Former Iranian president Ahmadinejad reportedly killed in an attack, escalating tensions further.

Middle East conflicts create uncertainty in global markets, Hong Kong prepared with contingency plans.

Brent crude hits a seven-month high as geopolitical tensions rise, impacting oil prices.

Buffett's last quarterly report shows significant declines in operating profits and insurance earnings.

Brazilian duo claims mixed doubles title at WTT Singapore Grand Slam, breaking national team's dominance.

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