Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd June, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Trump expresses strong dissatisfaction over Israel's military actions in Lebanon, fearing it could disrupt U.S.-Iran negotiations.

Parents arrested for neglect after giving birth at home and refusing hospital checks for their newborn.

Hong Kong's Education Bureau apologizes for mistakenly sending out early primary school placement messages.

Hong Kong to launch direct flights to Almaty next year, aiming to enhance ties with Central Asia.

Trump says U.S. and Iran may reach an agreement within a week, with recent tensions resolved.

Hong Kong Observatory warns of unstable weather as a low-pressure area develops in the South China Sea.

Water quality issues reported in multiple housing estates due to sediment disturbance from pipeline work.

Hong Kong extends the "Hong Kong vehicles to the Mainland" policy for another five years.

Cultural venue Tiger Balm Garden to reopen as a cultural hub by the end of the year.

Chinese scholar appointed as the founding dean of the new medical school at Hong Kong University.

Russian military launches massive missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, resulting in casualties.

Typhoon "Rose" hits Okinawa, causing power outages and flight cancellations across Japan.

NBA star Curry partners with Li Ning to expand global market presence, boosting the company's stock.

Report reveals Sony's first-party game sales have been declining since 2020.

Hong Kong's housing market shows signs of overheating, with predictions of a 20% price increase this year.

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