Chief Executive John Lee will head to Peru this week to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ meeting. Hong Kong has been negotiating a free-trade agreement with the South American nation since last year and the Trade Development Council is hoping a new port near the capital Lima will provide fresh impetus for trade between the two regions. Raymond Yeung reports from Lima.

DAB lawmaker Elizabeth Quat says Hong Kong can't afford to fall behind the rest of the world in developing a low-altitude economy. She says it has huge potential in the city, with a market that could exceed a trillion dollars. Hailey Yip tells us more.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan says Hong Kong's economy is improving. Chan says market sentiment has strengthened in recent months due to declining interest rates and measures to stabilise the economy, despite slower growth in the third quarter. Kelly Yu reports.

A community group has suggested that future housing units replacing subdivided homes should be larger than the minimum size proposed by the government. The Society for Community Organisation (SoCo) says officials should consider adding five-and-a-half square metres for each additional resident, on top of the eight square metres required. The group's deputy director Sze Lai-shan also told Charlie Chun that the government's plan to phase out subdivided units should also cover other low-income residents, such as those living in cage homes and cubicle apartments.

There has been a surge in the number of people taking "space oil" -- that's according to the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups. The organisation's Youth Crime Prevention Centre handled 65 related cases for people aged 12 to 33 in the past three months, compared with just a handful at the end of last year. Centre supervisor Michael Leung says this is because young people have underestimated the risks of "space oil". He spoke to Janice Lo.

It's been 55 years since the first organ transplant took place in Hong Kong. That was a kidney operation at Queen Mary Hospital in 1969. And the first heart transplant took place in 1992. To commemorate Hong Kong's Organ Donation Day last Saturday, the Hospital Authority introduced one heart transplant patient to the media. Marco, who's 29, spoke of his gratitude to his donor for giving him a second chance at life. He spoke to Kimmy Lau.

There are fresh concerns about inclusivity and accessibility for the disabled here in Hong Kong, after Paralympics double gold medallist Ho Yuen-kei was recently denied entry to a Thai restaurant because of her wheelchair. The eatery's manager has apologised to the athlete, who says she hopes the case would help raise public awareness towards people with special needs. But John Tse, executive director of Hong Kong Unison, told Janice Wong that the incident left him disappointed.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has called for collaboration, rather than confrontation, with China. Indonesia's leader wrapped up his China visit over the weekend. Hailey Yip has more.

Police in the Netherlands have arrested more than 100 pro-Palestinian protestors who defied a ban on demonstrations in Amsterdam. The ban was imposed following clashes last week involving Israeli soccer fans in the country. Jamie Clarke reports.

US President Joe Biden is preparing to host President-elect Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday. Trump on Sunday ruled out the return of former UN ambassador Nikki Haley and his former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to his administration. Meanwhile, Democrats are beginning to debate the reasons for their comprehensive loss. RTHK's US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

Last week, the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, as policymakers began taking stock of what could be a more complex economic landscape when Donald Trump takes office next year. Our US economics correspondent, Barry Wood, told Carol Musgrave that Trump may find it difficult to get his way at the Fed.

A 6.8-magnitude earthquake has rocked eastern Cuba, with the country still recovering from weeks of hurricanes and blackouts. There are no immediate reports of major injuries, while some damage has been reported near the quake’s epicentre. Jamie Clarke has more.

The Rubik’s Cube celebrated its 50th anniversary over the weekend. The spatial puzzle has sold half a billion units since its invention by Hungarian, Erno Rubik, in 1974. He celebrated the milestone on Saturday, surrounded by world cube champions, influencers and fans. Here's Jamie Clarke.

In sports, Carlos Escueta spoke with RTHK's Football Correspondent Tim Bredbury about the weekend action from the English Premier League.