Hong Kong Rings in 2026 with Dazzling New Year Celebrations
Hong Kong residents and visitors lit up the city with fireworks, countdown parties in Central, and skyline light shows as they welcomed 2026 with hope and unity.
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Hong Kong residents and visitors lit up the city with fireworks, countdown parties in Central, and skyline light shows as they welcomed 2026 with hope and unity.
UNIDROIT will open its first Asia-Pacific Liaison Office in Hong Kong SAR in late 2026, boosting HK’s status as a legal hub.
In the first 11 months of 2025, Hong Kong SAR welcomed 45M visitors, surpassing 2024. Secretary Rosanna Law shares the ‘winning formula’ and future plans.
Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay districts buzz with festive energy as holiday shopping peaks. 457,000 visits on December 25 signal strong retail momentum.
After Jimmy Lai’s December 15 verdict, Hong Kong officials defend the city’s rule of law, highlighting a fair trial, legal process integrity, and rejecting foreign interference.
A look at Jimmy Lai’s December 15 verdict under Hong Kong’s national security law and its impact on rule of law and stability.
The HKSAR government’s support fund for Wang Fuk Court fire survivors has reached HK$4 billion as of Dec 20, aiding thousands with temporary housing and long-term recovery.
DNA identification is underway for 161 victims of the Tai Po residential fire in Hong Kong, and officials warn the toll may still rise.
On December 19, Hong Kong held a full honors funeral for Senior Fireman Ho Wai-ho, who died extinguishing the Tai Po fire last month. A posthumous promotion honored his nine years of service.
After a sharp downturn in 2019 driven by social unrest, Hong Kong’s economy is rebounding, with tourism and retail sectors showing strong signs of recovery.