Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

A powerful earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan, halts multiple semiconductor factories and closes 150 historic sites.

Weather warnings for Hong Kong as strong winds and heavy rain are expected this weekend.

Judicial accountability questioned as a judge faces early retirement over repeated plagiarism allegations.

A psychological report reveals late-life depression in a prominent figure, leading to family reconciliation before death.

The newly opened Godeihau Bridge sees a traffic surge of 7,500 vehicles in its first twelve hours.

The U.S. and Saudi Arabia conduct airstrikes against Iranian-backed forces in Iraq, resulting in multiple casualties.

Hong Kong's new border crossing is set for a trial run on August 21, with hopes for reopening soon.

Water supply disruptions continue in Tuen Mun as repairs are underway following a major pipe leak.

Seven arrests made in Tsim Sha Tsui bar assault, with the victim in critical condition after surgeries.

A political figure in the UK avoids deportation after intervention from a government minister.

Iran's military strategy shifts as it launches attacks on U.S. forces, testing American resolve.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits the U.S. to discuss escalating tensions with Iran.

Peru welcomes its new president, who aims to join the "Shield of the Americas" initiative.

FIFA plans to package the World Cup into a $20 billion subsidiary, facing backlash from UEFA.

The Italian national football team faces chaos as coaching changes unfold rapidly.

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