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SCMP Editorial
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
Bigger is not necessarily better, and with nearly 100 Hong Kong events already planned for next year they must be worth the investment.
Crisis of trust between two countries with fragile economies has to be overcome for both their sakes.
Hong Kong laws restricting functions of modern vehicles should be updated to allow the cars, and their makers, to flourish.
Beijing leaders make it clear that ‘more active’ policies are on the way through the use of fiscal and monetary measures.
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Official data suggests Hong Kong’s output of rubbish has peaked thanks to recycling, but environmental groups fear complacency after scrapping of levy.
Dramatic end of the Bashar al-Assad regime puts onus on victorious rebel group to bring stability to war-torn country.
The HKIC has funded 80 start-ups and projects. These deals have come at a critical time for the city as it builds itself up as a hi-tech centre.
The push for greater use of technology such as expanded use of remote hearings must ensure justice is done and core principles retained.
Hong Kong has embarked on major projects that will have an impact on the environment. It is essential to get the assessment process right.
While respect for cultural sensitivities must be maintained, becoming a donor is ultimately about saving and improving the quality of lives.
Shenzhen is not attracting all Hong Kong shoppers, who are opting for quality and convenience at a time when outlets are closing.
Action by Beijing follows restrictions on semiconductor exports by Washington ahead of the return of Donald Trump.
Sacking of two ministers comes with Hong Kong on the road to recovery, but facing challenges at local, national and international level.
Tourism, business and mutual understanding are among the winners as travellers from more countries receive visa-free access.
City closes in on fulfilling its ambition to be medical hub with its own approval authority for drugs and vaccines at cross-border tech zone.
Democratic country now best known for everything from hi-tech to K-pop must put the chaotic days of martial law behind it.
Stomach of creature that died in Hong Kong waters was found to contain a synthetic bag, with plastic being an increasingly common killer of the largest mammals.
An internal dispute has overshadowed Hong Kong’s top university and time has come to again focus on educational excellence with a key appointment.
With proper strategies and promotion, capitalising on the buzz around Hong Kong’s latest Ocean Park residents may provide a much-needed fillip for the tourism industry.
Punishment must be accompanied by measures to address contributing factors at Hong Kong public hospitals such as staff shortages, overwork and long hours.
Customers have a right to know how their personal information is being retained and how AI is being used to leverage it.
The city is making significant steps forward in sport development. Improving the standards of the sporting bodies is vital.
Apart from the government road map, concerted efforts are needed to enable Hong Kong to play to its fullest strength as a capital of creativity.
The three-runway system, Cathay’s near return to pre-pandemic passenger levels and the purchase of a stake in Zhuhai’s terminal all bode well.
Travel arrangements with mainland China, scrapped by a worried Hong Kong nearly 10 years ago, can expect a different reaction this time.
Diplomacy that clinched a 60-day deal between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon should also be put to work in Gaza.
Progress on framework to protect “core rights” urgently required after decisions by Hong Kong’s top court on housing and inheritance.
Head of chip giant Nvidia has urged cities comprising the Greater Bay Area, including Hong Kong, to capitalise on their AI and tech strength.
Cooler heads are needed as war enters most dangerous phase with Kyiv hitting Russia with missiles from West and Moscow turning up nuclear rhetoric.
As China enters a new phase of high-quality development in a challenging environment, business decisions truly reflecting that potential are required.
