Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Iran's supreme leader vows to seek justice for martyrs, promising retaliation against the US and Israel.

Typhoon Bawei expected to hit Zhejiang and Fujian, with waves exceeding ten meters reported in Taizhou.

Over 40% of DSE candidates consider studying in mainland China, with 70% avoiding AI-replaceable subjects.

Trump warns Iran against assassination attempts, stating a thousand missiles are ready to launch.

Hong Kong's Environmental Health Department issues warnings after inspecting restaurants allowing dogs without permits.

A fire at a shoe factory in Jinjiang, China, has tragically resulted in 28 deaths.

South African midfielder Adams dies at just 25, having recently played in the World Cup.

Hong Kong's property market sees fluctuations, with rental prices nearing 17,000 for one-bedroom units.

The government plans to release 250 residential units in Ho Man Tin this quarter.

The latest Spider-Man film hits theaters, with mixed reviews sparking online discussions.

Honor tests AI magnetic back screen technology aimed at enhancing image interaction experiences.

Norway faces England in the World Cup quarter-finals, with fans eagerly supporting their teams.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club holds its annual Champions Awards ceremony, celebrating top horses and jockeys.

China enters the reusable rocket era, aiming to catch up with SpaceX in space technology.

A birthday party theft incident involving a popular artist raises eyebrows and sparks social media chatter.

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