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- 1F-35 parts diverted to Hong Kong raise security concerns●The Chinese government has taken possession of potentially sensitive F-35 stealth aircraft parts that were inexplicably
Cargo containing potentially sensitive parts for the F-35 stealth fighter was sent from Australia to the United States but was inexplicably diverted to Hong Kong, where the Chinese government took possession of it. The report, carried by Bloomberg News, has raised concerns about a possible security breach involving US fifth-generation fighter technology, and questions are being asked about how the shipment went astray and what exposure of sensitive components may have resulted.
- 2Pentagon Probes Diversion of F-35 Parts to Hong Kong●Pentagon 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 that were supposed to be delivered to the United States were instead diverted to Hong Kong. The case raises questions about supply chain security and export controls surrounding the stealth fighter program, one of the most sensitive US defense projects. Details about who diverted the parts and why have not yet been disclosed.
- 3US investigates diversion of F-35 parts to Hong Kong●US investigates after F-35 parts diverted to Hong Kong
The United States has opened an investigation after components for the F-35 fighter jet were diverted to Hong Kong instead of their intended destination. The case is drawing attention in Washington over possible violations of export controls on sensitive military technology, given Hong Kong's status under Chinese jurisdiction and long-standing US restrictions on defence-related shipments to China.
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China is pushing ahead rapidly in robotics, and Hong Kong is struggling to keep pace with the mainland's accelerating robot industry. A new report highlights the widening gap between the mainland's state-backed automation drive and Hong Kong's slower adoption of robotic technology in industry and services, prompting debate about whether the city risks falling behind in a key technology sector.
- 5Onyx Bets on Hong Kong IPO as Chip Resales Offset Core Weakness▼Onyx’s Hong Kong IPO Bet Comes As Chip Resales Offset Sluggishness In Core Business
Onyx is pursuing a Hong Kong initial public offering at a time when its business of reselling chips is helping to offset sluggishness in its core operations. The listing plan comes amid renewed interest in Hong Kong's market for semiconductor and technology listings, with observers weighing whether chip resale momentum can sustain the company while its main business struggles.
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A false rumor claiming Jackie Chan has died is circulating widely, prompting many people to search whether the actor is alive. The 71-year-old Hong Kong star is alive, and news outlets including the Hindustan Times have published fact-checks debunking the hoax. It is the latest in a long series of celebrity death hoaxes targeting Chan, who remains active in film.
- 7Hong Kong strengthens lead in sustainable fashion, index shows●# HongKong ’s status as a # leading # sustainable # fashion # hub in # Asia has been reinforced by the latest # HKTDC ES
Hong Kong's position as a leading sustainable fashion hub in Asia has been reinforced by the latest HKTDC ESG Index 2026, which rose to 65.5 for the fashion industry, an increase of 2.3 percentage points from 2025. The figures were released by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, indicating continued progress on environmental and governance standards across the sector.
- 8Towngas and PolyU to certify green fuels via blockchain▼Towngas partners with PolyU to certify green fuels using blockchain technology
Hong Kong utility Towngas has announced a partnership with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University to develop blockchain-based certification of green fuels. The system aims to give verifiable proof of origin and carbon credentials for cleaner fuels. Details of the scope and timeline of the collaboration were not disclosed in initial coverage.
- 9Hong Kong man accused of hiding spy cameras in gym changing rooms released on bail▼Man who allegedly hid 3 spy cameras in Hong Kong gym changing rooms out on bail
A man in Hong Kong suspected of secretly installing three cameras in gym changing rooms has been released on bail, according to the South China Morning Post. The case has raised concerns about privacy violations in public fitness facilities and how such hidden devices could go undetected, with people calling for stronger security checks and accountability for gyms.
- 10RoboTechnik lists on Hong Kong Stock Exchange●RoboTechnik completed a Hong Kong listing on September 29 and began trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Source: Dig
RoboTechnik completed its Hong Kong listing on September 29 and began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company, active in photonics and silicon automation for manufacturing, adds to the flow of semiconductor-related firms seeking listings in Hong Kong. The move gives the company access to public capital markets as demand for automation and chip manufacturing equipment remains strong.
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Uruguay defeated South Korea 4-1 in a friendly match in Seoul, with Rodrigo Bentancur leading the South American side to a big win. Son Heung-min scored South Korea's goal, his 58th A-match strike, tying the men's national team goals record. Korea coach Hong Myung-bo's side unraveled in the second half, while the visiting coach acknowledged the tactical turning point. The heavy defeat on home soil and Son's milestone are driving wide discussion across football fans worldwide.
- 12Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum 2026 Draws 4,000 to Hong Kong Cyberport●The # Digital # Entertainment # Leadership # Forum 2026 attracted more than 4,000 participants during its three-day # pr
The Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum 2026 drew more than 4,000 participants over three days at Hong Kong Cyberport, running August 28 to 30. Organized by Cyberport under the theme "The Dreamatic Circus," the forum examined how artificial intelligence is shaping the entertainment industry, combining discussions on technology with creative programming for attendees.
- 13SEVENTEEN's Jun releases '9' music video starring Isabella Leong●https://www. tkhunt.com/2573086/ SEVENTEEN ジュン、タイトル曲「9」MV公開…女優のイザベラ・リョンが出演 – Kstyle # Celebrity # KPop # Kstyle # SEVENT
SEVENTEEN member Jun has released the music video for his title track '9', featuring actress Isabella Leong. The release is drawing attention from K-pop and C-pop fans alike, as the pairing of the Chinese member of the Korean group with the Hong Kong-born actress marks a notable crossover. Korean entertainment outlets are covering the collaboration as part of Jun's solo activities.
- 14Transparency seen as key to Hong Kong and mainland property investment▼The View | How transparency drives property investment in Hong Kong and mainland China
A South China Morning Post opinion piece argues that transparency is a central driver of property investment in Hong Kong and mainland China, suggesting that clearer market data and disclosure standards help attract both local and international investors to Chinese real estate.
- 15Hong Kong Premier League One-Day Tournament match set for Kowloon●3rd Match, Hong Kong Premier League One-Day Tournament at Kowloon, Oct 11 2026
The third match of the Hong Kong Premier League One-Day Tournament is scheduled to take place in Kowloon on October 11, 2026. The fixture listing has been published, but no further details about the teams involved, results, or reactions are available ahead of the event.
- 16Photographer shares portrait of old shop owner●Old shop and owner Just sharing my photography, thanks for watching🤝 # photography # streetphotography # ICMphotography
A photographer has shared an artistic street photograph of an old shop and its owner, created using intentional camera movement techniques. The image, tagged with locations including Japan and Hong Kong, is being shared as part of fine art photography communities, where it is drawing modest engagement from viewers interested in street and documentary-style work.
- 17Malaysia face Hong Kong in first cricket match●Malaysia vs Hong Kong 1st Match Match Details, Schedule, Summary | ESPN.com
Malaysia and Hong Kong are meeting in the first match of their cricket series, with match details, schedule and summary available via ESPN. The fixture gives both associate nations a chance to build form and ranking points in international cricket. Fans of both sides are following the result as the series gets underway.
- 18Fact-check: Is Jackie Chan okay amid death rumors?▼Fact-check: The internet is mourning Jackie Chan. Is he okay?
Rumors that Jackie Chan has died are circulating widely online, prompting an outpouring of tributes and concern from fans. A fact-check by Firstpost finds no confirmation that the Hong Kong actor has passed away, and appears aimed at reassuring readers he is okay. No statement from Chan or his representatives is cited in the report.
- 19Baltimore approves $1.5 million for employee travel▼Baltimore approved over $1.5M for employee travel this year, from Las Vegas to Hong Kong
The city of Baltimore has approved more than $1.5 million in employee travel spending this year, with trips ranging from domestic destinations like Las Vegas to as far as Hong Kong. The figure, reported by the Baltimore Sun, covers official travel by city staff and is drawing attention as taxpayers and local officials weigh the cost of city-funded trips abroad and across the country.
- 20Pakistan Beat Hong Kong in Asian Games Cricket Quarter-Final●Recent Match Report - Hong Kong vs Pakistan, Asian Games Men's Cricket Competition 2026, 1st Quarter-Final
Pakistan faced Hong Kong in the first quarter-final of the men's cricket competition at the 2026 Asian Games, according to a match report from ESPN. The result matters for Pakistan's push toward the medal rounds at the Games. Details of the scoreline and standout performances were not available in the coverage collected, so the margin and key players remain unclear.
- 21Baltimore approved over $1.5M for employee travel this year▼SUN: Baltimore approved over $1.5M for employee travel this year, Las Vegas to Hong Kong
The Baltimore Sun reports the city approved more than $1.5 million for employee travel this year, with trips ranging from Las Vegas to Hong Kong. The figure covers city workers' official travel expenses, and the scale of the spending is drawing attention as residents weigh city priorities and budgets.
- 22Hong Kong Face Singapore in Cricket's 13th Match●Hong Kong vs Singapore 13th Match Match Details, Schedule, Summary | ESPN.com
Hong Kong and Singapore are set to meet in the 13th match of their cricket tournament, with schedules and match details listed on ESPN. The fixture features two of Asia's associate cricket nations competing in what appears to be a regional tournament. Fans are checking match times, team summaries, and venue information ahead of the game between the neighboring city-states.
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