Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th June, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Parents of Danny leave immigration headquarters, DNA report sent to Sweden to confirm Lily's relationship.

Trump claims Iran agrees to not pursue nuclear weapons, while oil prices rise and Dow drops.

Hong Kong government discusses visa exemptions with Uzbekistan to enhance travel opportunities.

U.S. and Iran escalate military actions amid stalled ceasefire negotiations, increasing regional tensions.

Hong Kong Observatory records a scorching 34.3 degrees Celsius, warns of extreme heat ahead.

Parents express satisfaction with Primary One allocation despite a messaging error in the process.

Principal of New World School dismissed immediately after inappropriate comments come to light.

Two hospital staff arrested for allegedly assaulting a 94-year-old patient during care.

High-profile executive faces trial for accepting bribes worth 1.4 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Typhoon Rose hits Japan, leading to flight cancellations and evacuation warnings for over 370,000 people.

Taiwan supports maritime boundary talks with Japan and the Philippines, while Beijing protests.

Ukraine faces devastating airstrikes from Russia, resulting in multiple casualties and widespread damage.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rises over 500 points, driven by strong performances in tech stocks.

SpaceX prepares for IPO next week, with valuation expected to drop to 1.75 trillion dollars.

Billionaire Stanley Ho's family gathers for a lavish wedding, showcasing unity and celebration.

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