Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th April, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

US Defense Secretary says Iran still has a chance to make wise choices amid global sanctions.

Hong Kong Observatory warns of heavy showers in the next few hours across several areas.

Fire department confirms authority to enforce regulations on foam insulation after recent fire incidents.

Residents of Hong Kong's public housing are recovering lost items after five days of assistance.

Former City University president resigns for personal reasons, leaving an interim leader in charge.

Trump expresses hope for a lasting agreement in the Iran conflict, stating he’s not in a rush.

Hong Kong's first five-year planning document is seen as a significant task by the Chief Executive.

Public hospital reforms lead to clarifications from the Hospital Authority regarding medication access.

Eight Hong Kong universities rank among Asia's top hundred, with two making the list for the first time.

Government invites organizations to submit proposals for managing popular local beaches.

Trump announces a three-week extension of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon amid ongoing tensions.

Chinese Navy's recent video hints at potential nuclear carrier developments, sparking speculation.

Italy refuses to replace Iran in the World Cup, insisting qualifications should be earned on the field.

NBA's New York Knicks face criticism after a poor performance, impacting their playoff chances.

Arsenal's manager insists the team is focused on winning every match despite recent setbacks.

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