China and the United States have reached a basic consensus on arrangements to address respective trade concerns. That's after two days of talks in Malaysia. As Jamie Clarke reports - the latest round of dialogue comes ahead of a possible meeting between the two countries' leaders:

With President Xi Jinping set to attend the Apec summit in South Korea later this week, economic and trade ties between China and South Korea are expected to grow further. Beijing and Seoul are already among each other's top trading partners, and businesses from each country are looking to expand their presence in the other. Frank Yung has the story.

Hong Kong has recorded the first local infection of chikungunya fever, involving an elderly woman who lives in Diamond Hill. As Wallis Wang reports, health authorities warn that they may find more cases in the near future.

Chief Executive John Lee has urged local scouts and their leaders to fulfil their civic responsibility to vote in December's Legislative Council elections. Damon Pang reports.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan says Hong Kong can learn from the recently-concluded fourth plenum of the Communist Party of China Central Committee -- as well as other development projects on the mainland -- in developing the Northern Metropolis. Wallis Wang has details.

Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak says she's hopeful young people will seize the opportunities from a new youth training programme unveiled in the Chief Executive's Policy Address. As Charlie Chun tells us, she rejected suggestions that youngsters are "lying flat".

Patients suffering from the so-called "three highs" - high blood pressure, blood sugar, and blood lipids - face more than a 70 percent risk of recurrent major adverse cardiovascular events within 10 years. That's according to researchers from the University of Hong Kong's Faculty of Medicine. The team assessed about 1,250 patients who have conditions of heart diseases and have suffered strokes in a study launched last year, aiming to enhance the accuracy of an AI-powered risk assessment model P-Cardiac, which predicts cardiovascular risks. Assistant professor Celine Chui, who heads the research, told Charlie Chun more about the study.

Thailand and Cambodia have signed an expanded ceasefire deal, in an agreement that builds on a truce signed three months ago. Back then, US President Donald Trump was credited with being key in intervening in the Southeast Asian border conflict. He was at the forefront again on Sunday, as Jamie Clarke reports:

Hamas says it has expanded its search for bodies of hostages in the Gaza Strip. The announcement comes a day after Egypt deployed a team of experts and heavy equipment to help retrieve them. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been speaking about the planned international force that is part of the 20-point plan for Gaza - Jamie Clarke has more:

In a blunder that has shocked the UK, a former asylum seeker and convicted sex offender was mistakenly set free from a prison. Hadush Kebatu, an Ethiopian national, was eventually captured following a 48-hour manhunt. But many questions remain over what has been described as a human error. Our UK correspondent, Gavin Grey, told Ben Tse that the asylum seeker has put the country's migrant policies under the spotlight, even before the latest twist of events:

Having a sibling on your side offers potential advantages. But could the unique bond of twins provide an extra competitive edge? Twin sisters To Wing-tung and To Wing-man are set to find out, competing together in beach volleyball at this year's National Games right here on home turf. Hailey Yip has this report:

In football...Arsenal's dominant start to the Premier League continues. The Gunners extended their lead at the top of the table after a 1-nil victory over Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium, with Eberechi Eze doing the damage against his former club. Manchester City, though, saw their nine-match unbeaten run in all competitions come to an end with a 1-nil defeat to Aston Villa. Todd Harding has more:

North District have climbed to the top of the Hong Kong Premier League after a 3-all draw with Kitchee at Mong Kok Stadium. Holders Tai Po, meanwhile, cruised to a 3-1 victory over Eastern. Our Asia football correspondent, Chris KL Lau, has more on all the action from this past weekend: