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The Education University of Hong Kong. Photo: EdUHK

Law and Crime

Hong Kong student spared jail for faking exam results via beauty app Meitu

Acting principal magistrate highlights gravity of offence, but notes defendant is still relatively young and has reflected on her mistake.

How Hong Kong’s pilot disease scheme can help save HK$2.7 billion in expenses

Hong Kong court jails couple for life over abuse, murder of newborn son

Hong Kong Economy

Game on for Hong Kong economy as Kai Tak Stadium proves to be a roaring success

First international football match at stadium provides ‘shot of confidence’ for potential growth, but must be capitalised on, analysts urge.

Analysts believe the success of the first Hong Kong football team home game played at Kai Tak stadium highlights an opportunity to develop a sports economy in the city. Photo: Sam Tsang
Analysts believe the success of the first Hong Kong football team home game played at Kai Tak stadium highlights an opportunity to develop a sports economy in the city. Photo: Sam Tsang

Society

Hong Kong girl, 17, rescued from fire ‘likely caused by power bank’

Fire Services Department say Wednesday morning’s blaze has been deemed not suspicious.

Law and Crime

Mobile game advocating Hong Kong independence disappears from Apple’s App Store

Reversed Front: Bonfire was removed from Google Play Store on Tuesday, after police warned against downloading war-themed game.

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Banking & Finance

Haitian eyes US$1.22 billion Hong Kong IPO, one of the year’s largest

The final IPO size could reach US$1.48 billion if size adjustment and overallotment options are exercised at the top end of price range.

Bottles of soy sauce produced by Foshan Haitian Flavoring & Food Company on display in Shaoxing. Photo: VCG
Bottles of soy sauce produced by Foshan Haitian Flavoring & Food Company on display in Shaoxing. Photo: VCG

Health & Environment

T1 signal to remain in force as Tropical Depression Wutip brings rain to Hong Kong

Forecaster says temperatures are expected to reach 33 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, day after city recorded hottest day of 2025 so far.

Education

English lessons in Hong Kong primary schools to cover national security

Education Bureau has released revised curriculum guide for teaching English.

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China EVs

Chinese EV battery maker Eve Energy jumps on Hong Kong IPO bandwagon

The firm joins more than a dozen smart-mobility companies from mainland China aiming to raise funds amid the city’s listing surge.

Eve Energy, based in Huizhou in China’s southern Guangdong province, said the timing of its share sale would hinge on market conditions. Photo: Handout

Health & Environment

Hong Kong must ‘seize opportunities’ to attract talent amid US student visa woes

Academics say US-China rivalry offers incentives for talent to come to Hong Kong, ahead of visit to world’s largest biotech event in Boston.

A student walks past the statue of John Harvard. US President Trump has sought to bar the entry of foreign nationals to Harvard University. Photo: Reuters
A student walks past the statue of John Harvard. US President Trump has sought to bar the entry of foreign nationals to Harvard University. Photo: Reuters

Transport

Hong Kong needs route for taxis, ride-hailing firms to co-exist: lawmakers

Owners blame ride-hailing services for their taxi licences falling in value but legislators say there is more to it.

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Law and Crime

Hongkongers warned not to download mobile game ‘promoting secessionist agenda’

Individuals who download Reversed Front: Bonfire may be considered in possession of a seditious publication, police warn.

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Law and Crime

Hong Kong court convicts couple of child cruelty, murdering newborn son

High Court jury also rejects parents’ defence that infant’s head trauma and rib fractures were inflicted by his brother out of jealousy.

A High Court jury passed a unanimous guilty verdict. Photo: Warton Li

Society

National Games ticketing to start in August for Hong Kong, 3 months before event

Yeung Tak-keung, head of local coordination office, says city’s ticket sales will start at same time as Macau and mainland China.

Fencing is among the sports contests set to be hosted by Hong Kong for the National Games. Photo: Edmond So
Fencing is among the sports contests set to be hosted by Hong Kong for the National Games. Photo: Edmond So

Society

What are Hong Kong’s best deals, discounts for this year’s July 1 celebrations?

Free MTR tickets, Ocean Park discounts and dining deals among the offers available on anniversary of city’s return to Chinese rule.

Hong Kong Economy

Hong Kong football fans buzzing as Kai Tak Stadium era off to winning start

Stoppage-time penalty earns win over India, as more than 40,000 enjoy ‘incredible’ atmosphere.

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Health & Environment

1 in 4 Hongkongers unaware of coming public healthcare fee changes: survey

Lawmakers call on authorities to ramp up efforts to promote reform, set to come into force in January 2026.

People queue up at the pharmacy of Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Authorities announced a series of measures to reform the subsidisation structure of public healthcare services in March. Photo: Jelly Tse
People queue up at the pharmacy of Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Authorities announced a series of measures to reform the subsidisation structure of public healthcare services in March. Photo: Jelly Tse

Law and Crime

Hong Kong helps seize HK$157 million in cross-border online scam operation

Seven Asian police agencies also made 1,800 arrests and froze over 32,000 bank accounts with the aid of direct communication platform.

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Society

Keeta rider with no ID or work visa risks arrest to eke out living in Hong Kong

Rider who is non-refoulement claimant ‘rents’ account of cousin to make ends meet, angering legally employed workers who have demanded better identity verification.

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Health & Environment

Hong Kong nurse honoured with top medal for 15 years of life-saving work

Walter Leung’s volunteer work with the Red Cross in disaster situations has earned him the Florence Nightingale Medal, the highest international distinction for nurses.

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Hong Kong nurse Walter Leung attends to a patient in Gaza. Photo: Walter Leung
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OPINION
Anthony Cheung

Opinion | Why Hong Kong is not ‘over’ but must adapt to a changing world order

Anthony Cheung
Nicholas Spiro

The View | Hibor plunge a bigger deal for stock market than Hong Kong’s property sector

Nicholas Spiro
Alice Wu

Opinion | Government is making all the wrong noises about Fanling water scare

Alice Wu
John Park

Opinion | With stablecoin law, Hong Kong is reasserting its financial supremacy

John Park
Ken Chu

Opinion | Hong Kong’s co-hosting of National Games is about much more than sport

Ken Chu
Thomas Tang

Opinion | Get elderly housing right and Hong Kong’s silver economy can take off

Thomas Tang
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MULTIMEDIA
Infographics

How US military power depends on China’s rare earths

How China’s rare earth leadership can impact US defense procurement
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How Jimmy O. Yang found success in comedy and in Hollywood

‘Telling my own truth’: How Jimmy O. Yang found success in comedy and in Hollywood
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Hong Kong football team’s ‘crazy’ fan club

Why the Hong Kong football team’s diehard fans are called ‘crazy’
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Hong Kong police arrest 2, take away 10 during Tiananmen vigil patrol

Hong Kong police arrest 2, take away 10 at Tiananmen commemoration
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