Police say 15 people have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to rob following a one-billion-yen daytime robbery that took just 30 seconds in Sheung Wan last week. Charlie Chun has the details.

The transport minister says traffic along the new Yau Ma Tei section of the Central Kowloon Bypass was smooth yesterday morning, shortly after the link opened to the public. Commuters travelling by bus were pleased to reach their destinations quicker. Damon Pang reports.

More than 60 firms have signed leases in the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park, just nine months after the completion of three buildings in the tech hub. Chief Executive John Lee says this means 80 percent of the floor space in two of the buildings housing laboratories have been leased out. Elvis Yu has the details.

The 87-hectare SAR section of the park in the Lok Ma Chau Loop is part of the larger Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Cooperation Zone. Re-elected lawmaker William Wong says the park will offer great opportunities for both overseas and mainland firms to expand their businesses. Mr Wong, who's also an engineering professor at Chinese University. attended the park's opening ceremony on Monday. He spoke to Elvis Yu.

The Development Bureau has reopened bids for a vacant pier in Hung Hom to turn it into a short-term harbourfront event space, with tougher rules for operators. As Aaron Tam reports, the bureau's said these rules will be put in place to better safeguard consumer rights.

Official figures have shown that Hong Kong's overall consumer price inflation in November was up by 1.2 percent year on year, which is the same as that in October. Aaron Tam reports.

A local educator who specialises in artificial intelligence says Hong Kong is one of the global pioneers in transforming AI education. The comments came after the Education Bureau announced last week that it's offering half a million dollars to each public school that successfully applies for funding to introduce AI in classrooms over the next three years. The bureau had also earlier earmarked two billion dollars to reach the goal of "AI for all subjects". Speaking on RTHK's Backchat programme, Thomas Chiu, Associate Professor of AI and Stem Education in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at Chinese University, said the measures are positive, but caution is needed. He spoke to Azam Khan and Mike Rowse.

Denmark says it will summon the American ambassador, after US President Donald Trump appointed a special envoy to Greenland, the Danish autonomous territory he has threatened to annex. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said he was "deeply angered" by the move, and warned Washington to respect Denmark's sovereignty. RTHK's US correspondent, Simon Marks, told Janice Lo many people were curious as to why Mr Trump decided to target Greenland again:

The US Coast Guard was allegedly pursuing another sanctioned tanker, as Washington ramps up its pressure campaign against Venezuela's vital oil sector. The pursuit comes after two tankers were already seized in recent days, with US President Donald Trump vowing to blockade such vessels entering and leaving the South American nation. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil has read out a letter from President Nicolas Maduro, denouncing Washington's military deployment in the Caribbean, attacks on civilian vessels, and actions described as piracy. Janice Lo asked RTHK's US correspondent Simon Marks if the latest operation is legally justified:

The High Court in Malaysia has rejected a bid by former prime minister Najib Razak to serve the remainder of his corruption sentence under house arrest. He plans to appeal against the verdict. Elvis Yu reports.

The National Meteorological Center says that a new cold front is poised to sweep across the nation. As Chloe Feng reports, it's expected to bring strong winds and significant temperature drops over the next three days, along with snowfall in northern regions and rainy conditions in the south.

Online publications, including games, should use standard spoken and written Chinese as their basic language. This is according to a draft revision of the law on the language submitted to the country's top legislature. Charlie Chun reports.

Pundits say that it doesn't come as a surprise that the United Nations is struggling financially when Washington has been rescinding from issues like climate change, migration and pandemic prevention. Earlier, the world body had appealed for a 2026 aid budget only half the size of what it had hoped for this year, acknowledging a plunge in donor funding. Warwick Powell, Adjunct Professor at the Queensland University of Technology and Josef Gregory Mahoney, professor of politics and international relations at East China Normal University in Shanghai, spoke on RTHK's Backchat programme. First, Professor Powell was asked which UN agencies will be in line to take a hit by the cuts:

Brazilian superstar Neymar has undergone a successful operation on his left knee to repair a damaged meniscus, but is hoping to recover in time to be considered for next year's World Cup. More from Todd Harding.