On today's The Current, we look at how Hong Kong can encourage medical innovation while keeping new treatments affordable and accessible, such as for patients with cancer and rare diseases. We also examine the support available to ethnic minority elderly, and the effort to make social support services more accessible across Hong Kong's diverse communities.

On today's The Current, we look back at President Xi Jinping's 3-day state visit to the United States, focussing on trade and technology. We examine the extension of the trade truce and plans for further China-US dialogue on AI, including its opportunities, risks and governance.

On today's The Current, we first look at the mid-term update of the Report on Manpower Projection, which saw Hong Kong's manpower gap narrowing. We then turn our attention back to the 2026 Policy Address to see how new healthcare measures could support the community, before looking at the reforms needed to improve the maintenance of older buildings.

On today's The Current, we look at Hong Kong's latest policy priorities for the financial sector, including plans to strengthen the city's role in offshore Renminbi business and gold trading. We'll also discuss plans to replace of rehabilitate 350 kilometres of ageing water mains to reduce leaks and burst pipes across the city.

On today's The Current, we look at Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan and the Policy Address, and what its trade, innovation and industrial policies could mean for businesses and the wider economy. We also discuss plans to redevelop Victoria Park Centre Court into ad larger all-weather venue, with ambitions to bring higher-level tennis tournaments and major events to the city.

On today's The Current, we review the social welfare and livelihood measures in Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan and the Policy Address, including support for the elderly. We also discuss tourism and culture initiatives, as the government aims to increase the tourism industry's value by more than 40 percent to HK$126 billion by 2030.

On today's The Current, we look at Hong Kon's plans to strengthen its role as an international aviation hub, from new air links and the Greater Bay Area cargo integration to the challenge of sustainable aviation fuel. We also mark World Alzheimer's Day by discussing dementia awareness, the importance of early diagnosis, and the support available to people living with the condition and their families.

On tonight's The Current, we continue our coverage of Hong Kong's Policy Address and the First Five-Year Plan. We look at how the government can promote the use of artificial intelligence across industries while tackling AI-generated fraud and deepfakes, before turning to the new measures aimed at encouraging childbirth, which includes enhanced cash allowances, housing support, tax concessions and childcare services.

On today's The Current, we look at Hong Kong's Five-Year Plan and the Policy Address, focussing on housing and the Northern Metropolis. A panel joins the show to discuss plans to build over 70,000 housing units in the Northern Metropolis over the next five years, raise residential unit size requirements, and increase public housing supply to 196,000 flats so the waiting time can be shortened to under four years by 2030. We also discuss plans to speed up development of three university towns in the Northern Metropolis, in San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling, each with a distinct focus spanning education, technology, industry, talent and urban development.

On today's The Current, we look at Chief Executive John Lee's Policy Address delivered alongside Hong Kong's inaugural Five-Year Plan, examining what the blueprint means for the city's long-term direction and how it translates into concrete measures for the year ahead. We discuss key themes including the Northern Metropolis and land development, and Hong Kong's broader economic strategy.