Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th March, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Trump claims negotiations with Iran are ongoing, but Iran has not confirmed this.

Hong Kong universities see five disciplines ranked in the top ten of QS World Rankings.

Iran signals goodwill by allowing non-hostile vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Wang Yi calls for dialogue to resolve issues, while Lavrov warns of countries seeking dominance.

Panama port company raises compensation claim against the government to over two billion dollars.

U.S. military buildup raises speculation about ongoing negotiations with Iran amid rising tensions.

Oil prices surge, causing energy shortages in Japan and Vietnam, with Thailand urging energy conservation.

A large police presence at Apple Daily's headquarters as investigations continue into banned organizations.

Gold prices rebound as geopolitical tensions persist, raising concerns about inflation.

BTS documentary reveals the pressures of fame, with Netflix reporting 18.4 million views.

Liverpool's Salah announces departure at season's end, marking the end of an era.

Asian markets react to fluctuating oil prices, with many countries facing supply challenges.

Honor unveils new flagship smartphone, emphasizing performance and battery life.

Art Central 2026 set to showcase over a hundred galleries and 500 artists in Hong Kong.

Google claims Android browsing speeds surpass iPhone, highlighting integration advantages.

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