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SCMP Editorial
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
Climate change has increased the risks of landslides in city and this is no time to argue about maintenance work.
China’s President Xi Jinping along with leaders at the Apec and G20 summits make it clear multilateralism is still the way to go.
Status of Hong Kong as offshore financial hub for mainland China has been greatly enhanced by ever-widening investment scheme.
Justice neither delayed nor denied in Hong Kong’s longest-running national security case that saw jail terms for 45 opposition figures.
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Vice-Premier He Lifeng lays out three challenges city must meet to help China achieve its development goals.
The added burden on Hong Kong society must be taken into account as operators seek increases of between 6.5 and 9.5 per cent.
Hong Kong event not only enables high-fliers to grasp challenges arising from new regional and global order, but also opportunities offered by city and mainland China.
Meeting between China and US presidents carries message that next occupant of White House should exercise ‘extreme caution’ in relations.
Standards are falling – in English, Chinese and maths – and officials can no longer continue to blame the decline on the Covid-19 pandemic.
New, highly dangerous drug must be outlawed as soon as possible, while education on its deadly effects should be stepped up.
The 37th annual fundraising campaign with its ‘Everyday Heroes’ theme aims to raise millions of dollars for those in need.
Giving the code of conduct for dolphin watching legal authority and broadening it to cover whales and porpoises is a sensible start.
Third such facility for city will have to bring something different to medical care, both in terms of curriculum and students.
Presidents Xi Jinping and Prabowo Subianto have complementary development visions for their countries and dialogue is the way forward.
While Hong Kong stock exchange for the first time traded normally through a typhoon No 8, the city’s popular horse racing took a hit.
As geopolitical tensions between the US and China take toll, city is wise to look further afield to strengthen financial, trade and commercial ties.
City is being reinvigorated as regional business hub thanks to success of body bringing in hi-tech talent.
Car attack on Guangdong crowd as they exercised, leaving 35 dead, a reminder that safety in public places cannot be taken for granted.
Following accidents on its moving staircases, the Hong Kong rail giant wants travellers not to walk up or down.
Legal Week offers Hong Kong an opportunity to collaborate with professionals from mainland China and overseas.
Heads of Hong Kong’s private sector are urged to take ‘concrete actions’ by senior Beijing figure to restore economic confidence.
Two warnings to Hong Kong within four days are one good reason to reflect on global warming and why the world is not doing enough.
Case of Hong Kong Paralympic champion Ho Yuen-kei, who was denied entry to a restaurant, highlights that much work still needs to be done.
The bottom line for Hongkongers is simply this: no one should be denied medical services because of money.
The 6 trillion yuan debt-swap plan announced by the National People’s Congress Standing Committee is a timely, measured and targeted approach.
Some 619 million people globally suffer from back pain. Yet spinal conditions are not given the prominence they deserve in public health.
As drone deliveries and air taxis lead the way in mainland China, city is also planning to reach for the skies.
Beijing’s extension of scheme to 25 countries aims to create warmer relations and boost struggling economy.
Renewal of ageing Kowloon site will provide an extra 9,200 public housing flats, but remove a colourful social media hotspot.
If city is to meet its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, all commercial sites must be ready to reduce their consumption of electricity.
