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World Welcomes 2026 With Fireworks, Light Shows And Quiet Reflections
From Sydney to Paris to New York City, crowds rang in the new year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows, while others took a more subdued approach.
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59 Hongkongers Tricked Into Undressing During Video Chats, Forced To Pay Extortion Amount
According to the police, the scam typically involves extortionists - often women - luring male victims into undressing during video chats and then secretly recording the acts.
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173 Hongkongers Say They Were Attacked With Bodily Fluids Over 8 Months
A court fined 26-year-old PhD student Lai Changwei HK$5,000 for squirting a liquid containing his semen onto a woman.
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14 Found Guilty In Biggest Case Against Hong Kong's Pro-Democracy Protests
A Hong Kong court found 14 people guilty of subversion on Thursday in the biggest case against pro-democracy campaigners since China imposed a national security law to crush dissent.
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Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices
The sales ban on Indian spices in Hong Kong and Singapore has prompted the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to come up with a new method to detect Ethylene Oxide in spices, top official sources have said.
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Food Authority Denies Claims Of High Pesticide Residue In Spices As Baseless
This comes amid the reports of the ban imposed by Hong Kong on some spice mixes of two leading Indian brands on the alleged presence of ethylene oxide in samples.
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Ban On MDH, Everest Masala: India Seeks Details From Singapore, Hong Kong Food Regulators
India, the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices, has sought details from food safety regulators of Singapore and Hong Kong, which has banned certain spices of Indian brands MDH and Everest.
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China Warns Britain Interfering In Hong Kong Will "Backfire"
China warned Britain on Wednesday that interfering in Hong Kong will backfire, after the former colonial power vowed to give sanctuary to locals who may flee the city if a controversial security law is passed.
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Hong Kong Professor Arrested After Body Found In Suitcase In His Office
A University of Hong Kong professor has been arrested on suspicion of killing his wife after police found a body stuffed into a suitcase in his office, the latest grisly murder to transfix the crowded city
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Chinese Casino Tycoon 'Missing' As Stocks Plunge
Shares in an Asian casino operator plunged almost 20 percent in Hong Kong on Friday as it said its tycoon head had gone missing, the latest setback for the firm after a project in Manila had been stopped.
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In Mainland China, Plan For New "Hong Kong" Town Sparks Backlash
A proposal to build a commuter town for Hongkongers in mainland China to solve a housing crisis was slammed Wednesday as ghettoising poorer residents and compromising the city's autonomy.
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Nabha Jailbreak Mastermind Arrested In Hong Kong, Police To Seek His Extradition
Notorious criminal Ramanjit Singh alias Romi -- a mastermind of the sensational November 2016 Nabha jailbreak case -- has been arrested in Hong Kong and the Punjab Police will seek his extradition, official sources said on Friday.
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Hong Kong Lowers Alert As Typhoon Roke Weakens
Hong Kong lowered a typhoon alert today evening as Typhoon Roke weakened, with the local airport and transport authorities rushing to restore normal operations in the Asian financial hub.
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Hong Kong Raises Alert As Typhoon Roke Approaches
Hong Kong was bracing today for Typhoon Roke with winds reaching 73 kmh (45 mph), forcing authorities to shut some services and events in the Asian financial hub, though the city's international airport continued operating as usual.
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Chinese Aircraft Carrier Liaoning Arrives In Hong Kong
China's sole operational aircraft carrier arrived in Hong Kong for the first time today in a display of military might less than a week after a high-profile visit by president Xi Jinping.
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World Welcomes 2026 With Fireworks, Light Shows And Quiet Reflections
From Sydney to Paris to New York City, crowds rang in the new year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows, while others took a more subdued approach.
-
59 Hongkongers Tricked Into Undressing During Video Chats, Forced To Pay Extortion Amount
According to the police, the scam typically involves extortionists - often women - luring male victims into undressing during video chats and then secretly recording the acts.
-
173 Hongkongers Say They Were Attacked With Bodily Fluids Over 8 Months
A court fined 26-year-old PhD student Lai Changwei HK$5,000 for squirting a liquid containing his semen onto a woman.
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14 Found Guilty In Biggest Case Against Hong Kong's Pro-Democracy Protests
A Hong Kong court found 14 people guilty of subversion on Thursday in the biggest case against pro-democracy campaigners since China imposed a national security law to crush dissent.
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Food Safety Body's New Carcinogen Check Method Amid Row Over Indian Spices
The sales ban on Indian spices in Hong Kong and Singapore has prompted the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to come up with a new method to detect Ethylene Oxide in spices, top official sources have said.
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Food Authority Denies Claims Of High Pesticide Residue In Spices As Baseless
This comes amid the reports of the ban imposed by Hong Kong on some spice mixes of two leading Indian brands on the alleged presence of ethylene oxide in samples.
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Ban On MDH, Everest Masala: India Seeks Details From Singapore, Hong Kong Food Regulators
India, the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter of spices, has sought details from food safety regulators of Singapore and Hong Kong, which has banned certain spices of Indian brands MDH and Everest.
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China Warns Britain Interfering In Hong Kong Will "Backfire"
China warned Britain on Wednesday that interfering in Hong Kong will backfire, after the former colonial power vowed to give sanctuary to locals who may flee the city if a controversial security law is passed.
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Hong Kong Professor Arrested After Body Found In Suitcase In His Office
A University of Hong Kong professor has been arrested on suspicion of killing his wife after police found a body stuffed into a suitcase in his office, the latest grisly murder to transfix the crowded city
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Chinese Casino Tycoon 'Missing' As Stocks Plunge
Shares in an Asian casino operator plunged almost 20 percent in Hong Kong on Friday as it said its tycoon head had gone missing, the latest setback for the firm after a project in Manila had been stopped.
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In Mainland China, Plan For New "Hong Kong" Town Sparks Backlash
A proposal to build a commuter town for Hongkongers in mainland China to solve a housing crisis was slammed Wednesday as ghettoising poorer residents and compromising the city's autonomy.
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Nabha Jailbreak Mastermind Arrested In Hong Kong, Police To Seek His Extradition
Notorious criminal Ramanjit Singh alias Romi -- a mastermind of the sensational November 2016 Nabha jailbreak case -- has been arrested in Hong Kong and the Punjab Police will seek his extradition, official sources said on Friday.
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Hong Kong Lowers Alert As Typhoon Roke Weakens
Hong Kong lowered a typhoon alert today evening as Typhoon Roke weakened, with the local airport and transport authorities rushing to restore normal operations in the Asian financial hub.
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Hong Kong Raises Alert As Typhoon Roke Approaches
Hong Kong was bracing today for Typhoon Roke with winds reaching 73 kmh (45 mph), forcing authorities to shut some services and events in the Asian financial hub, though the city's international airport continued operating as usual.
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Chinese Aircraft Carrier Liaoning Arrives In Hong Kong
China's sole operational aircraft carrier arrived in Hong Kong for the first time today in a display of military might less than a week after a high-profile visit by president Xi Jinping.
