The residential land at Tuen Mun Haishu Road, Tuen Mun City Section No. 569, will close its bidding this Friday. CBRE expects the project to be of moderate scale and have low development costs, which will attract developer bidding. The project is located near the future Tuen Mun South Extension Line and is expected to be completed around 2030 to 2031, offering good transportation and development potential.

Hong Kong's insurance regulator is striving to attract large life insurance companies to bring investment decision-making functions back to Hong Kong from Singapore. It is reported that this initiative is led by Hong Kong's Insurance Authority, aiming to create more job opportunities in Hong Kong.

Black rain hit Hong Kong, but some new projects still recorded buyers entering the market. The new Kowloon Bay development 'Kowloon Bay by Jardine House International (0173), William H. H. Hsieh & Co. and China Overseas (0688)' has recently sold one two-room unit, with a transaction price of about 8.748 million HKD, at a price of 20,018 HKD per square foot.

Henry Tse, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, thanked market participants for maintaining the smooth operation of the Hong Kong securities market under adverse weather conditions. Today marked the first complete trading day, with a turnover of HKD 229.4 billion.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued a black rain signal, and some tenants took the opportunity to view properties as they did not have to go to work. A three-bedroom unit in Lantian's Huijing Garden has been rented out for 22,000 HKD per month, with a rent of 36 HKD per square foot. The owner purchased the unit in April this year for investment and now enjoys a rental return of 3.5%.

The U.S. imposing additional tariffs on India has triggered tensions in U.S.-India relations. Trump's change in attitude toward India reflects the U.S.'s distrust of emerging powers and economic pressure. India must reassess its position and strategy on the international stage.

This article analyzes U.S. President Trump's tariff threats to India, exploring the geopolitical considerations and the struggle over economic interests behind them. India's response is strong but restrained, showing that it still maintains a cautious attitude in its diplomatic relationship with the U.S. The challenges and response strategies that the Indian government faces in the face of Trump's foreign policy have also become a focal point of attention.

President Trump's imposition of high tariffs on India and his criticism of its energy cooperation with Russia have led to tensions in US-India relations. India's Ministry of Foreign Affairs opposes the US accusations, considering the US actions 'unjustified'. India's heavy reliance on Russian oil has put it in a dilemma, and Trump's tariff strategy seems to indicate that the US no longer views India as an ally in countering China.

Mr. Xu Zhaoyun passed away on August 4, 2025, at the age of 95. He dedicated his life to the study of history and cared deeply about the fate of humanity. In his later years, he influenced countless young people through his works on popular history. His academic contributions and sense of responsibility toward humanity made him a contemporary cultural phenomenon.

The Hong Kong delegation of National People's Congress representatives conducted an eight-day inspection trip in Urumqi, Xinjiang, visiting the Urumqi International Land Port and hoping to strengthen trade cooperation with Xinjiang, further developing the international professional and legal service markets in Southeast Asia and Central Asia.

Chief Executive Lee Ka-chiu led a delegation from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to visit Macao, met with the Chief Executive of Macao,岑浩辉, and visited local infrastructure. Both sides exchanged views on further strengthening Hong Kong-Macao cooperation and jointly promoting the high-quality development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Leung Chun-ying, Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, warns that the current talent policy may repeat the mistakes of the 'non-local infants' policy and urges the government to scientifically predict population changes to address uncertainties in social resource planning.

A serious car accident occurred in Tsuen Wan today, when a taxi is suspected to have veered onto the pedestrian path, colliding with and killing a Filipino male tourist. Legislator Ho Keng Kong of the New People's Party called on the government to set a mandatory retirement age to raise age and health requirements for drivers and ensure road safety.

A case of falling from a building occurred at Tai Po Pao Ya Court Yat Ho Court, where a 19-year-old woman fell from the elevator lobby to the next floor, sustaining injuries to her jaw and losing teeth, and was sent to the hospital for treatment. The police are investigating the cause of the incident and suspect that the victim may have a mental disorder.

Customs intercepted a courier package sent from South Africa via Shenzhen to Hong Kong at the Shenzhen Bay Control Station, discovering approximately 3.9 kilograms of suspected ice with an estimated value of about 2.1 million Hong Kong dollars hidden inside a car transmission and arresting a 28-year-old non-local man.

A serious car accident occurred on Amizade Avenue in Macao, resulting in four deaths and three injuries, including Wu Li Ting, a 20-year-old member of the Macao football team. The Macao Police initially investigated and believed the private car was overloaded, and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

A serious car accident occurred at the Riverside Hotel in Tsuen Wan today, where a 35-year-old Filipino man was seriously injured and died after being hit by a taxi. The driver, an 80-year-old man, claimed that he lost control due to dizziness and has been arrested by the police.

Yesterday (Tuesday/5th), a black rain caused severe flooding at the Tsuen Wan-Kam Tin Interchange, and the road heading towards the Shing Mun Tunnel was temporarily fully closed. At 10:55 PM last night, the Hong Kong Observatory again issued a yellow rainstorm warning signal, which was cancelled at midnight today (Wednesday/6th). Ambulance staff moved the injured person onto a stretcher and then transported them to the hospital by ambulance. The injured person was conscious upon arrival at the hospital. The police have classified the case as a 'traffic accident with injuries' and are investigating the cause of the accident.

Developed by a Hong Kong secondary school student, the AI healthcare assistant platform 'Medisafe' has recently sparked a 'gunshot' controversy. A foreign website, 'AI Health Studio', claimed that it assisted in creating the Medisafe platform in eight weeks, later changing its statement to say it helped with the software's 'commercialization'. After nearly two months of the incident, the founder of the website, Ahmed Jemaa, issued a statement on Monday (4th), stating that he was entrusted by 'Dr. Roberta Pang', the mother of the involved secondary school student, to handle the project, but was never informed that it would be used for competition. Afterwards, the other party indicated that they wanted to pay to control public opinion, requesting the company to define 'Medisafe' as 'commercial promotion' rather than 'from-scratch build'. The founder of the foreign website, Ahmed Jemaa, posted a four-page statement on LinkedIn yesterday. Website founder: The company received payment for developing Medisafe. The AI healthcare assistant online platform 'Medisafe', developed by a secondary school student, claims that it can help doctors prescribe drugs by comparing drug databases through artificial intelligence. However, the project previously sparked controversy over non-originality, as a foreign website claimed that it assisted in developing the Medisafe platform in eight weeks, later changing its statement to say it helped with the software's 'commercialization'. The Geneva Award jury previously stated that they had carefully reviewed the case and believed that the contestant's submitted information was valid and met the competition standards, so the silver award will remain.

A maintenance project tender at a private residential complex in Kowloon City is suspected of collusion, involving an amount of approximately HK$40 million. The Competition Commission has launched an enforcement action, searched four locations, and required the relevant parties to provide documents and information. The investigation is still ongoing.