Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th May, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Ukrainian President signs decree ensuring Red Square parade remains a non-target for attacks.

Iran threatens retaliation after US strikes on oil tankers, jeopardizing ceasefire agreements.

UK local elections see Labour Party suffer major losses, Prime Minister refuses to resign.

WHO reports six cases of hantavirus linked to a cruise ship outbreak.

Severe weather alert issued as heavy rain leads to potential flooding in Kwai Tsing area.

Iran's Supreme Leader reportedly recovering well, as diplomatic tensions continue to rise.

US imposes sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong firms linked to Iran's weapon supply chain.

Taiwan's defense budget passes, but drone procurement faces significant cuts.

Lakers face criticism after controversial referee calls in their game against the Thunder.

Chinese table tennis teams advance to the semifinals at the World Championships in London.

Pop Mart sees strong stock rebound ahead of quarterly earnings report, boosting investor confidence.

Gold prices surge above $4,700 amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Government announces second round of housing assistance for disaster victims starting May 21st.

Local supermarkets engage in fierce price competition ahead of Mother's Day promotions.

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