Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th March, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Iran's Supreme Leader insists the Strait of Hormuz should remain closed, as oil prices soar.

Iran continues to target energy assets in the Middle East, with attacks on oil tankers reported.

U.S. Defense Secretary warns of an imminent offensive as casualties among American troops rise.

Iran's President outlines three conditions for a ceasefire, including recognition of national rights.

The conflict in the Middle East could lead to historic oil supply disruptions, warns the IEA.

U.S. military faces increased risks as Trump proposes escorting oil tankers through Hormuz.

Australia grants humanitarian visas to six Iranian female footballers seeking asylum.

Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific raises fuel surcharges due to soaring oil prices, impacting travelers.

In sports, Hong Kong's table tennis star Du Kaiqin claims a sweet victory at the WTT Championship.

Iranian sports officials state the national team will not participate in this summer's World Cup.

The situation remains tense as Iran and Hezbollah launch attacks on Israel, escalating conflict.

Trump claims the U.S. will soon end its war with Iran, despite ongoing military actions.

Experts warn of potential economic fallout as oil prices surge past $100 per barrel.

Iran's leadership remains stable despite ongoing bombings, with no signs of collapse reported.

The Middle East crisis continues to unfold, with global implications for energy and security.

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