Hong Kong visitor numbers may be up, but they are well below pre-pandemic lFevels with arrivals also spending fewer days in the city.
Paris spectacle promises to be a sporting landmark with athletes from Hong Kong and mainland China among those going for gold at an event striving to bring nations closer together.
Proposals by HKUST and Imperial College London may offer training in fields currently unavailable and come at a time when city needs more medical professionals.
Shift in strategy has led to an accord between Palestinian rivals, words of hope from Ukrainian foreign minister and earlier peace pact between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Demise of city favourite makes it only too clear food producers must move with times and ensure items comply with law and are safe to eat.
Ambitious plan by third plenum aims to overhaul taxation system to help cash-strapped local governments and the people they serve.
Ageing US pistols are being replaced by mainland models said to be safer and a better fit for Asian users.
As millions face ‘blue screen of death’ with airlines, hospitals and banks among those affected, the need for backups and to not rely on only one provider is all too clear.
Beijing must continue to maintain most important of bilateral relationships regardless of whomever the Democrats pick in White House race.
Third plenum makes it clear Hong Kong should use its unique advantages under ‘one country, two systems’ to further itself and national development .
There is a need to better understand the changing aspirations of jobseekers if Hong Kong is to make full use of its human capital for better development.
When market sentiment improves, Hong Kong officials can always adjust the availability of new sites.
With Cathay Pacific expecting a delay in its full recovery, it is a good idea to entice other airlines to utilise the airport’s new capacity.
The long-standing bureaucracy and rigid rules in local sport risk the next Siobhan Haughey being overlooked.
An array of long-term objectives from deepening reform of economy to meeting geopolitical challenges aim to rebalance China in years to come.
Overseas funding will help city redevelopment body tackle growing number of ageing buildings.
Shipping of cooking oil in fuel trucks that had not been cleaned raises health fears and further undermines public confidence.
Closures call for return of cooperation between landlords and tenants that helped save small businesses during Covid-19 pandemic.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is right to warn the transatlantic security alliance not to ‘incite confrontation with China’ or interfere in the region.
Removal of two men from HK Express flight to Tokyo, despite both having flown before, shows need to be sensitive and ensure dignity, as well as safety.
The legislation must be part of a range of measures developing a culture across Hong Kong society that better safeguards our young and vulnerable.
Latest economic data and geopolitical pressures underline need for policy priorities that will eliminate confusion at all levels.
Wounding of former president in a polarised United States awash with guns must be seen as a sign to heal bitter political divisions.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban may be an unlikely peacemaker, but any move towards dialogue between the warring factions would be better than none.
Despite amendments to the law that now impose tougher penalties, an unacceptable number of deaths continues to plague the industry in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong has suffered a disturbing increase in cyberattacks, with numerous government departments falling victim. There is no time to waste for a law dedicated to the protection of critical infrastructure.
The death of a Hong Kong man as he climbed Japan’s tallest mountain is a reminder that even on holiday in a safe, civilised place, there is a need to be careful and properly prepared for hazards beyond misadventure.
Controversy over display of blow-up global landmarks risks damaging image of city as mega events capital.
Keeping on valuable workers longer can benefit both parties in a city that is grappling with talent shortage.
City authorities aim to improve much criticised taxi services and clarify the role of popular ride-hailing concerns such as Uber on road to future.
