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    Pentagon Probes Diversion of F-35 Parts to Hong Kong●Pentagon Investigating How F-35 Fighter Jet Parts Bound for US Were DivertedYhnWorldDefense247 min ago

    The Pentagon has opened an investigation into how parts intended for F-35 fighter jets in the United States were diverted to Hong Kong. The probe focuses on how the components, bound for the US, ended up in Chinese territory, raising concerns about supply-chain security for the stealth fighter programme and potentially for US export controls on sensitive military technology.

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    Abby Choi case: relatives admit disposing of body, deny murder●Hong Kong model Abby Choi’s former relatives admit to body disposal, deny murderβœ‰newsWorldCrime5 min ago

    Relatives of Abby Choi's ex-husband have admitted in a Hong Kong court to disposing of the model's body parts but pleaded not guilty to her murder. The 28-year-old socialite was killed in February 2023 in one of the city's most shocking crimes, involving dismemberment. The case has drawn sustained attention in Hong Kong and across Chinese-language media as the trial proceeds.

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    Jury discharged in Abby Choi murder trial after juror falls ill●Court discharges jury in Abby Choi murder trial over sick juror, causing delayβœ‰newsWorldCrime5 min ago

    The Hong Kong court hearing the Abby Choi murder case has discharged the jury after one juror fell ill, causing a delay to proceedings. The high-profile trial of the socialite's killing will continue with a new panel of jurors. The move means proceedings must restart, prolonging one of Hong Kong's most closely watched criminal cases.

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    US authorities have opened an investigation after parts from F-35 fighter jets were diverted to Hong Kong, according to a report picked up by Congress. The incident has raised concerns in Washington about the risk of sensitive American military technology reaching China, given Hong Kong's status and Beijing's control. Lawmakers are expected to press for answers on how the diversion happened and what safeguards failed.

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    Pakistan are set to take on Hong Kong in the first quarter-final of the men's cricket competition at the 2026 Asian Games. ESPN is running a match preview as fans across India, Australia and Singapore follow the fixture, with Pakistan widely expected to be the stronger side but Hong Kong seen as a potential upset threat in the knockout format.

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    Pakistan are set to play Hong Kong in the quarter-finals of the Asian Games, with Hong Kong confirmed as their opponent in the knockout stage. The match is drawing attention across several countries, with searches about the fixture trending in Italy, Australia, Spain, India and Singapore as fans look for team news, start times and score updates for the encounter.

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    World News Day puts spotlight on Hong Kong's independent press●World News Day: Why independent journalism is a lifeline for Hong Kongβœ‰newsWorld17 min ago

    World News Day is being marked with attention on Hong Kong, where independent journalism is described as a lifeline for the city. Outlets such as Hong Kong Free Press are highlighting why reliable, independent reporting matters to residents at a time when press freedom in the territory has come under sustained pressure. Commentators argue that access to trustworthy news remains essential for holding power to account.

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    Searches are spiking around a Pakistan versus Hong Kong matchup, ranking as the top trend in Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada. The pairing points to a cricket meeting between the two sides, though the collected material contains no details on the venue, format, date or result, and no reporting on how the match unfolded.

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    A new-look Pakistan side take on an inconsistent Hong Kong team with a place in the semi-finals on the line. The match is drawing attention from cricket fans as Pakistan, under a rebuilt squad, look to secure progression, while Hong Kong aim to cause an upset despite patchy recent form.