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- 1Pentagon Probes Diversion of F-35 Parts to Hong KongโPentagon Investigating How F-35 Fighter Jet Parts Bound for US Were Diverted
The Pentagon has opened an investigation into how F-35 fighter jet components being shipped to the United States were diverted to Hong Kong. The incident raises concerns about supply-chain security and export controls surrounding one of America's most sensitive defense programs, with questions expected about whether the diversion was an error or deliberate.
- 2US investigates F-35 parts diverted to Hong KongโUS investigates after F-35 parts diverted to Hong Kong
US authorities have opened an investigation after components for the F-35 fighter jet were diverted to Hong Kong, raising concerns that sensitive military technology could reach China. Lawmakers are seeking answers on how the diversion happened and whether export controls on defense hardware were violated, with the incident expected to fuel debate over arms shipment safeguards.
- 3Hong Kong and Indonesia Expand Cross-Border QR Payment CooperationโผHong Kong, Indonesia Central Banks Deepen Cooperation On Cross-Border QR Payments
The central banks of Hong Kong and Indonesia are deepening cooperation on cross-border QR code payments, aiming to make retail payments between the two economies faster and more interconnected. The move fits a broader regional push, led by Southeast Asian regulators, to link national payment systems and reduce reliance on traditional correspondent banking channels for everyday transactions.
- 4Hong Kong positions itself as an AI governance modelโHong Kong can offer AI governance solutions for major economies: Paul Chan
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan says the city can offer AI governance solutions to major economies. He argues Hong Kong's regulatory approach and experience with emerging technologies position it as a useful reference point as governments worldwide grapple with how to oversee artificial intelligence development.
- 5Macao-Malaysia business seminar in Kuala Lumpur yields 54 cooperation agreementsโA # Macao โ#Malaysia # business # seminar in Kuala Lumpur generated 54 # cooperation agreements and nearly 120 business-
A Macao-Malaysia business seminar held in Kuala Lumpur produced 54 cooperation agreements and nearly 120 business-matching sessions. The event underscores growing commercial ties between Malaysia and the wider ASEAN region and China's Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with business delegations using the forum to strike deals and expand cross-border partnerships.
- 6Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum 2026 Draws Over 4,000 to Hong KongโThe # Digital # Entertainment # Leadership # Forum 2026 attracted more than 4,000 participants during its three-day # pr
The Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum 2026 concluded at Hong Kong Cyberport, drawing more than 4,000 participants across its three-day programme from August 28 to 30. Organized by Cyberport under the theme "The Dreamatic Circus," the forum examined how artificial intelligence and other technologies are reshaping the digital entertainment industry, with speakers, exhibitions and networking sessions bringing together regional and international industry figures.
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Hong Kong-based container shipping line OOCL has received two Singapore Environment Achievement Awards, recognising its environmental performance and sustainability efforts in the city-state. The awards, presented in Singapore, honour companies demonstrating strong commitment to environmental protection and green practices. The news has been picked up by logistics and shipping trade outlets.
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Hong Kong police have opened an investigation into suspected pinhole cameras found in gym changing rooms, according to the South China Morning Post. The discovery has raised privacy concerns among gym-goers in the city, where hidden-camera incidents in public facilities have repeatedly drawn public anger. Details about the gym, the number of devices, or any suspects have not yet been released as inquiries continue.
- 9Hong Kong Stadium may host tennis during Victoria Park upgradeโHong Kong Stadium could host tennis events amid Victoria Park upgrade: minister
Hong Kong's government says Hong Kong Stadium could be used to host tennis events while nearby Victoria Park undergoes an upgrade. The arrangement would keep tournaments running in the city during the multi-year renovation of the park's tennis facilities, with the minister confirming the option is being considered. Officials have not detailed a timeline or which competitions might relocate.