Shake-up in way city targets poverty calls for caution if it risks excluding some of those most vulnerable.
An upbeat assessment by Hong Kong’s financial secretary on initial public offerings to investment and attracting talent augurs well for city’s recovery.
City crackdown on unauthorised mobility devices in rural districts and their growing use in urban areas calls for faster legislative action
Proposals to outlaw substandard dwelling places for city’s less well-off risk raising the rents of others who are forced to remain
City must discover ways to attract and retain more doctors and nurses to ensure public healthcare is not compromised
Hong Kong chief executive knows he will be judged on performance of economy and improving livelihoods in the face of geopolitical uncertainties.
Justice is being delayed in Hong Kong as system battles to cope with numbers resulting from 2019 civil unrest and passing of national security law in 2020.
New China capital-raising measures will revamp pricing mechanism for IPOs, encourage mergers and acquisitions, and offer more exchange-traded funds and derivative products.
City should take steps to foster student development as Pisa ranks Hong Kong below the international average, and far behind top-ranked Singapore, on creative thinking.
If there is an IT problem, the Hong Kong Airport Authority should be able to maintain separate flows of updated information through website and app services.
Often on low salaries, many such workers in Hong Kong face intense pressure to send money home to family and friends as well as fees to secure jobs.
Scholarships and other financial subsidies by non-government agencies should be strengthened so that no Hong Kong student will be denied access to higher education.
Agreement aims to attract more high-end visitors to Hong Kong through promotions in Switzerland, United States and France.
Hong Kong must ensure the healthy development of artificial intelligence while seeking to become an innovation and technology hub.
As the Hong Kong stock market recovers from the gloom of the Covid-19 years, it looks forward to more IPOs, greater investment and fundraising.
Saving lives and ensuring food security are vital as deadly rainstorms hit the south and drought cripples northern agricultural region.
Hong Kong to close loophole that left vulnerable open to potential abuse by self-employed tutors, coaches and volunteer workers.
Stops by Chinese premier in New Zealand and Australia were partly to manage differences, but Malaysia visit strengthened relations
An urgent review is required after a burst tyre on a cargo plane shut down one runway for eight hours and inconvenienced passengers, especially those who had connecting flights.
Government expresses “deep concern” after Wong Tai Sin blackout, the latest in a string of outages in Hong Kong that have yet to be adequately reviewed and explained
Emergency mechanism to help at-risk Hong Kong students should be reviewed to offer greater support and investigate the number of psychiatric referrals.
Decision revealed by Chief Executive John Lee will allow shares to change hands even under the most extreme weather
To help curb smuggling of animals into Hong Kong, authorities should ease tough restrictions on quarantine rules for cats and dogs.
Government-owned Hong Kong Investment Corporation teams up with local AI specialist SmartMore, with more hi-tech investments on the horizon.
Local institutions have deservedly risen up the world rankings of the best places to study; the challenge now is to keep up the momentum.
European tariffs on electric vehicles inflict some pain but not as much as had been expected.
The resounding gains of the far-right in European parliamentary elections will highlight the divide with centrist parties on how to deal with China.
From making better use of human resources to offering better retirement protection, a holistic review of retirement planning is needed.
In a story sure to inspire others, the city is no longer just an observer cheering for heroes from mainland China as they conquer new frontiers.
Malaysian prime minister puts his country first, vowing not to get caught up in geopolitical tensions and remaining positive on the future of Hong Kong.
