Tom Grundy
Editor-in-Chief and Founder at Hong Kong Free Press
@HKFP founder, firefighter & chief editor: Non-profit, 100% independent impartial #HongKong news since 2015. Views own. Not leaving #PressingOn On blue app too.
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China said Friday it was “deeply concerned” over Israeli strikes on Iran — including nuclear and military sites — condemning “violations” of the country’s sovereignty and offering to help ease tensions. “The Chinese side… is deeply worried about the severe consequences that such actions might bring,” foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian said. “The Chinese side calls on relevant parties to take actions that promote regional peace and stability and to avoid further escalation of tensions,” Lin said.
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The Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) voted in a new Executive Committee on Saturday, with freelance journalist Selina Cheng re-elected as chair unopposed. Cheng was elected at the association’s Annual General Meeting in Jordan, having secured 89 votes, with no member voting against or abstaining. The new 2025-26 Executive Committee consists of four members.
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Hong Kong has raised the T3 storm signal as Severe Tropical Storm Wutip moves across the Leizhou Peninsula. The Observatory hoisted the signal at 12:20pm, with Wutip expected to bring strong winds around the Pearl River Estuary. “With Wutip moving further inland and weakening, local winds will moderate progressively later tomorrow [Sunday],” the Observatory said.
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Severe Tropical Storm Wutip will move towards the Leizhou Peninsula on Friday, maintaining a distance of 500 km from Hong Kong, as the Observatory says it will keep the T1 storm signal in place throughout the day. It will consider hoisting the T3 signal on Friday night or Saturday morning, depending on the circumstances. “Wutip will then turn northeastwards and enter inland of western Guangdong.
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Hong Kong-based NGO China Labour Bulletin (CLB) has announced its decision to dissolve citing difficulties with finances and debt.
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RT @hkfp: Social media, e-commerce platform Xiaohongshu – or RedNote in English – sets up office in Hong Kong. In full: https://t.co/uIEIe8…
A growing number of same-sex parents are raising children in Hong Kong. They are a minority within a minority in the city, where same-sex marriage is not recognised and reproductive laws are restricted to married heterosexual couples. 🌈 👇
Partners in Pride: A new generation of LGBTQ couples juggling parenthood, life and law in Hong Kong. In full: https://t.co/qMj0cwLdQl https://t.co/8PuADejkiW
Japanese photographer Miyuki Kume on her decades-long fascination with Made in Hong Kong products https://t.co/5XplbE5op2 “I’ve always thought that Hong Kong should have a Made in Hong Kong museum. The public can donate what they have at home, and we can have everything there. I https://t.co/HuFt3aynZI
Japanese photographer Miyuki Kume on her decades-long fascination with Made in Hong Kong products. In full: https://t.co/zrGeSkQH7H https://t.co/phAzD3JRow