Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th May, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Iran media reveals preliminary details of US-Iran understanding memo, but US denies any agreement.

Pakistan's defense minister states they will not join the Abraham Accords due to conflicting views.

Hong Kong's taxi industry expresses concern over excessive ride-hailing licenses leading to fierce competition.

Weather forecast predicts extreme heat in Hong Kong, with temperatures possibly breaking records this Friday.

Ebola virus outbreak prompts Canada to ban residents from three African nations for 90 days.

Spain announces its World Cup squad, notably without any Real Madrid players included.

New York Rangers sweep the Cavaliers, reaching the NBA Finals for the first time in 27 years.

Hong Kong government plans to inject 4.6 billion into postal services to support operations.

Hamas confirms the death of its military leader in an Israeli airstrike.

Boston Consulting Group reports Hong Kong surpasses Switzerland as the largest cross-border wealth management hub.

SpaceX set to be included in Hang Seng Tech Index, signaling investor interest in the company.

Hong Kong property prices expected to rise nearly four percent in the next quarter.

New regulations lead to heavy penalties for financial firms, impacting their global operations.

Extreme heat wave records broken across Western Europe, raising concerns about public health.

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