Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th March, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

China's leadership emphasizes the importance of administrative governance and public involvement in major projects.

Xi Jinping stresses the need for absolute party leadership over the military during the National People's Congress.

China expresses concerns over U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran, calling them violations of international law.

Iran's foreign minister rejects foreign interference in their leadership selection process amid rising tensions.

The Health Commission advises men to keep waist sizes under thirty-five point five inches for better health.

Three peacekeepers injured in Lebanon as UN Secretary-General condemns the recent attacks.

Hong Kong's new themed bus service connects local attractions with a unique twist for pet owners.

Media mogul Jimmy Lai's legal team confirms no appeal against his twenty-year sentence for national security violations.

Fifty-three police academy trainees suffer food poisoning after dining at the academy's cafeteria.

A woman in Hong Kong dies at home, reportedly linked to a long-term heart condition.

U.S. tariffs deemed unconstitutional may require a refund of over one trillion dollars.

Hong Kong's stock market sees a significant rebound as tech stocks gain momentum following positive earnings.

The Asian Coffee Music Festival kicks off in Kai Tak, featuring a vibrant market and performances.

M+ Museum offers free admission to special exhibitions, showcasing renowned artists and their works.

Manchester City reportedly secures a deal for a key player to replace their departing star.

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