Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th March, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Trump hints at letting allies secure Hormuz Strait safety, raising NATO exit discussions.

Iran confirms the assassination of its intelligence minister, vows revenge for blood debts.

Trump plans to delay China visit, White House states ongoing communication with Beijing.

Hong Kong school faces enrollment crisis for the third time, principal discusses potential solutions.

Customs and fire services bust three illegal gas stations, arrest two men in the act.

Tencent reports a 15.9% rise in annual profit, announces increased dividends for shareholders.

Nvidia's CEO predicts a bright future for AI, dismisses concerns over gaming technology changes.

Gold market shows signs of a potential downturn, analysts warn of significant price drops ahead.

Liverpool faces crucial match against PSG, aiming for a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Morocco declared champions of the Africa Cup after Senegal's title is revoked by the Confederation.

Hong Kong's vibrant flower exhibition sees overwhelming response, with all reservations fully booked.

Former judge's passing prompts tributes from officials, reflecting on his contributions to the judiciary.

Iran's missile strikes escalate tensions, as reports suggest warnings were given before attacks.

NATO's role in the Middle East under scrutiny as Trump considers a shift in U.S. policy.

Hong Kong's housing authority unveils new residential units for local residents amid ongoing demand.

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