Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th April, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

US-Iran talks in Islamabad lead to asset freeze discussions amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon result in the deaths of 13 security personnel, escalating conflict.

NASA's crew returns safely from historic lunar mission, with plans for Mars next.

A 32-year-old man from Turkey arrested at Hong Kong airport with over 10 million dollars in drugs.

Hong Kong's taxi tunnel fee subsidy goes to drivers, while passengers still pay full fare.

Weather forecast predicts four consecutive days of temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius next week.

Traffic accident in Tung Chung claims the life of a bus driver, raising safety concerns.

China's leadership emphasizes unity in cross-strait relations during recent meetings.

Hong Kong's property prices rise for the fourth consecutive week, nearing 2019 highs.

Cathay Pacific to cut 2% of flights due to rising fuel costs, impacting travel plans.

Iran's new leader recovering from severe injuries, as tensions with the US escalate ahead of negotiations.

China urged to play a key role in ensuring peace amid the Iran crisis, according to reports.

MIRROR's recent mall event draws huge crowds, showcasing the group's popularity in Hong Kong.

Online harassment case involving athlete Quan Hongchan leads to police action against a suspect.

Hong Kong's sports community rallies around Quan as she faces cyberbullying issues.

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