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Hong Kong unveils inaugural five-year plan and policy

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Latest: Hong Kong announces first Five-Year Plan for 2026-2030

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee has unveiled the city’s inaugural five-year socio-economic development plan (2026–2030) alongside his fifth Policy Address. Emphasizing that the blueprint is a strategic guide rather th

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Hong Kong Belt and Road Initiative development

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Latest: Hong Kong tech talent initiative connects European innovators to Greater Bay Area

Hong Kong is reinforcing its position as a central hub for the Belt and Road Initiative. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po noted that the city is facilitating the expansion of mainland Chinese enterprises overseas and

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Subversion charges against activists in China and Hong Kong

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Latest: Hong Kong activists sentenced to prison for Tiananmen vigil organizing

Legal actions involving charges of “inciting subversion of state power” have targeted activists and legal professionals in mainland China and Hong Kong. In mainland China, social activist Li Yuanfeng has been prosecuted

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Ka Ying Rising racing achievements

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Latest: Ka Ying Rising achieves record-breaking sprinter rating

The Hong Kong racing season opened at Sha Tin Racecourse with the horse Ka Ying Rising, trained by David Hayes, winning the Group Three HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup. The sprinter secured its 21st consecutive victory, winn

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Tibet flash flood humanitarian relief efforts

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Latest: Macau gaming operators donate 4.8 million euros for Tibet flood relief

Following a devastating flash flood in the border region between Nepal and Tibet that resulted in at least 633 deaths, Hong Kong and Macau launched humanitarian aid efforts. In Hong Kong, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-ch

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