Two military summer camp programmes hosted by the Chinese People's Liberation Army Hong Kong Garrison have concluded, with more than 500 students attending the closing ceremonies at San Wai Barracks. The Chief Executive John Lee has urged the SAR's youth to cultivate a deep sense of patriotism and prioritise the interests of the country. Elvis Yu reports.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan has expressed cautious optimism regarding Hong Kong’s economic trajectory for the second half of the year, saying the SAR is well-positioned to navigate potential turbulence from the shifting global political landscape. Hailey Yip reports.

State media say the remains of late former premier Zhu Rongji will be cremated in Beijing tomorrow. Aaron Tam reports.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan has reaffirmed the critical role of Hong Kong’s aviation sector in driving the city’s economic growth. As Hailey Yip reports, he cited a sharp rise in passenger numbers and major infrastructure overhauls that are cementing its status as an international aviation hub.

The Travel Industry Council says Hong Kong must work to expand its visitor source markets, while leveraging on Beijing's visa-free transit policy, to strengthen its role as a travel gateway to the mainland. Janice Lo reports.

A mediation expert is calling on families and schools to prioritise emotional well-being over exam results, with the new school year approaching. A study, jointly conducted by the Junior Chamber International Lion Rock and the Hong Kong Family Mediation Association, revealed that almost half of the students and parents it polled, cited academic stress as the biggest trigger for anxiety. Fish Leung, executive director of the Hong Kong Family Mediation Association, said many students reported that they linked grades to their self-worth, and even their love-ability. She urged families and society to focus on the emotional needs behind the pressure. She spoke to Hailey Yip.

There are calls for enhanced support for low-income residents after a survey found that families living in inadequate housing face extreme heat, especially during the summer. Elvis Yu reports.

It's a career path she never expected – but Dr Carol Ng says she wouldn't have it any other way. The paediatric radiologist at Hong Kong Children's Hospital uses cutting-edge imaging and virtual reality to help young patients with rare congenital heart disease. Her inspiring story comes as Hong Kong marks Chinese Doctors' Day on Wednesday – a time to honour the dedication of medical professionals who save lives every day. Dr Ng spoke to Belle Yip.

An environmental expert says the country's new Ecological and Environmental Code - which takes effect on Saturday to mark National Ecology Day - opens up opportunities for Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area. Passed by the National People's Congress in March, it covers areas such as pollution control, ecological conservation, and green low-carbon development. Yau Wing-kwong, founder and chief executive officer of the Environmental Association, also says the code effectively consolidated, in his words, scattered environment-related statutes. He spoke to Elvis Yu.

Indonesian authorities say some five thousand people fled their homes after a powerful earthquake hit Flores Island early on Saturday. The death toll has risen to at least 53, with a further 130 people injured. The quake caused landslides, blocked roads and damaged hundreds of houses and buildings. Jamie Clarke reports.

The USS George Washington is reportedly heading to the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln amid growing concerns about mental health and supply issues aboard the long-deployed aircraft carrier. Families of sailors say many are weary after almost 270 days at sea, lack of proper food and filthy bathrooms. At least two sailors have reportedly tried to jump off the ship. US President Donald Trump has responded by saying the deployment was not nearly long enough, while his Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth described the reports as a "misrepresentation". Our US correspondent Simon Marks told Ben Tse that the evidence points to serious issues aboard the carrier.

Iran's military says it is offering a bounty equivalent to US$30,000 for killing or capturing American soldiers. The reward would be doubled if the act was carried out by a woman. Sachin Katvi reports.

Strikes have killed at least 19 people in Russia and Ukraine, as waves of drones and missiles pummelled civilian infrastructure on both sides. With fighting at the front at a near standstill, and talks frozen, the warring countries have significantly stepped-up long-range attacks deep behind each other’s lines. That’s pushed the civilian death toll to its highest levels since the war’s first months more than four years ago. Jamie Clarke has more.

Arsenal have made a flying start to the new season after thrashing Manchester City 3-0 to win the FA Community Shield. As Nazvi Careem tells us, the result marks the Gunners' fourth victory over City in the competition, as they begin their quest for back-to-back English Premier League titles.

Hong Kong, China's table tennis stars wrapped up their campaign at the Europe Smash in Sweden with three runner-up finishes, all coming in the doubles events. Hailey Yip reports.