Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Legislative Council members deepen understanding of Xi Jinping's socialist thought in Beijing.

Weather alert: Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected in some areas over the next few hours.

Tragic car accident in Furano involves Hong Kong resident, with authorities providing assistance.

Reports indicate the U.S. is considering a ten-day ceasefire proposal in the Iran conflict.

New UK Prime Minister announces economic relief measures as the pound fluctuates.

Hong Kong book fair sees strong sales despite weather challenges and World Cup distractions.

Residents express concerns over financial reports at housing estate meeting, voting to reconvene.

Water supply issues in Chai Wan as authorities expedite pipe replacements and repairs.

Police crack down on illegal gambling during World Cup, arresting nearly a thousand individuals.

Hong Kong celebrates 30th anniversary of its return with a large cycling event.

Houthi forces threaten maritime trade routes, raising concerns over oil exports from Saudi Arabia.

China warns against provocations from the Philippines in recent maritime tensions.

U.S. to impose tariffs on specific Canadian goods, escalating trade tensions between the countries.

Major drone attacks reported in Moscow, impacting Chinese e-commerce businesses significantly.

Hong Kong's stock market rebounds as funds flow back into tech companies.

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