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9 September, 2024
Asia travel
Hong Kong family holidays more likely to include grandparents
Multigenerational travel a trend in Hong Kong, accommodation website says, as well as dark-sky tourism, wellness retreats and sustainability.
17 Dec 2024 - 8:46PM
Banking & finance
Hong Kong set to host global heavyweights at Asian Financial Forum
17 Dec 2024 - 6:30PM
Celebrity style
Louboutin or Manolo fatigue? Independent shoe designers are having a moment
17 Dec 2024 - 10:22AM
China energy security
China’s nuclear power ambitions at core of energy security amid safety concerns
Now the world’s biggest market for nuclear power, China has more than 100 reactors in use or being built along the nation’s coastline.
16 Dec 2024 - 11:30PM
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Offbeat
Why engineer’s 120 days living under sea is about more than world record
German Rudiger Koch’s 120 days in a pod at sea aims show the ocean as a new frontier of human living. He shares what he misses about dry land.
10 Dec 2024 - 11:15AM
Climate change
Opinion
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How China is quietly becoming the world’s climate champion
As Chinese officials play a larger part in global climate negotiations, Beijing’s decarbonisation agenda could cement its leadership role.
8 Dec 2024 - 9:30AM
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Climate change
Opinion
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Circular economy must be centred in fight against plastic pollution
Instead of pitting recycling and reduction goals against each other, negotiators should consider solutions proven to remediate plastic waste.
8 Dec 2024 - 12:36PM
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Business of climate change
Hong Kong’s status as aviation, maritime hub faces green fuel challenge
Hong Kong has to act fast if it wants to become a green fuel hub for the aviation and maritime sectors, as both Singapore and China are way ahead, analysts say.
7 Dec 2024 - 10:20AM
Business of climate change
Hong Kong bus firms need urgent help to buy zero-emission fleets: think tank
Companies face nearly US$770 million in spending they cannot handle without business model changes, says government-commissioned report.
5 Dec 2024 - 5:03PM
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Asia travel
6 cable car rides that will take you to new heights, from Japan to Singapore
Cable cars are becoming popular globally, offering sustainable urban transport alternatives – explore these thrilling rides in Asia.
5 Dec 2024 - 6:15AM
Asia travel
Renaissance Hotels shines light on local artisans with new digital platform
Digital platform R Finds sells items by local businesses where Renaissance hotels are located. We speak to 3 featured artisans in Bangkok.
3 Dec 2024 - 4:15PM
Climate change
Opinion
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Southeast Asia’s energy transition is lacking both finance and policy
The bulk of funds needed will have to come from private finance, which requires a conducive environment that regulatory policy can create.
3 Dec 2024 - 5:40AM
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Environment
‘Challenging’: divided plastic pollution negotiators call for more time
Many countries meeting in South Korea had warned that a few nations were obstructing efforts to reach a global agreement on plastic pollution.
1 Dec 2024 - 11:42PM
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Food and Drinks
How tinned seafood has gone gourmet, handpacked and charmingly packaged
‘Tin-fluencers’ have helped change the food’s image, moving customers away from low quality, mass-produced brands to more sustainable artisanal-style producers.
30 Nov 2024 - 12:45PM
Climate change
Is Asia’s climate funding hope fading over ‘unclear’ Cop29 pledges?
Experts say the summit outcome lacks details, making it challenging to secure financing for Southeast Asia and South Asia.
29 Nov 2024 - 8:33PM
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Climate change
Opinion
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Will China seize the chance to become a world leader on climate?
Despite growing scrutiny of its international climate finance contributions, Beijing’s domestic policies could help set standards in the Global South.
29 Nov 2024 - 9:48PM
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US-China relations
Opinion
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Trump’s tariff obsession is no match for China’s growth model
While tariffs raise costs and disrupt trade, China’s approach fosters internal economic resilience and positions it as a leader in sustainable growth.
28 Nov 2024 - 8:30PM
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Accidents and personal safety
Letters
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Drones and robots must be widely used to reduce worksite deaths
Readers discuss using drones to improve construction safety, how developers are turning to property technology and a more targeted approach to reducing escalator accidents in MTR stations.
28 Nov 2024 - 11:30AM
Food and Drinks
From German bakery intern to leading a kitchen in Bangkok, chef’s journey
Arne Riehn of Igniv Bangkok at the St Regis found his calling as a baker. Now its executive chef, his autumn menu highlights local produce.
27 Nov 2024 - 11:22PM
Style Edit
Style Edit: How Brunello Cucinelli SS25 blends Riviera charm with desert allure
The collection sees timeless classics such as blazers, skirts and trousers accented with new forms and functions, while matching sets combine the masculine and the exotic.
25 Nov 2024 - 10:00AM
Business of climate change
Towngas open to making sustainable jet fuel near Hong Kong
Hong Kong government is expected to announce a target for sustainable aviation fuel by 2025.
25 Nov 2024 - 8:30AM
Climate change
Macroscope
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Are governments finally getting serious about climate finance?
The world still lacks an institution with the authority to enforce financial commitments, but policymakers are at least starting to realise the size of the problem.
23 Nov 2024 - 4:30PM
Tourism
Croatia the latest tourist-trap nation to mull short-term rental controls
With rents rising and a housing shortage, Croatia is taking steps to tax short-term holiday lets. Meanwhile, sustainable tourism gets a push.
23 Nov 2024 - 1:15PM
Business of climate change
One Earth Alliance names council members, advisers to drive green initiatives
Hong Kong-based alliance names six to governing council and 21 advisers at the conclusion of the United Nations’ Cop29 climate summit.
26 Nov 2024 - 10:23AM
Environment
Open Questions
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Why eco-warrior Ma Jun sees hope for China’s role in Cop29 amid US uncertainty
NGO founder explains how mapping initiative helps hold authorities and companies accountable for carbon emissions and cover-ups.
22 Nov 2024 - 12:38PM
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Climate change
Letters
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Can the UN’s climate framework rise to the occasion?
Readers discuss the stakes of reaching a climate finance deal at Cop29 and the need for a global effort against greenhouse gas emissions.
21 Nov 2024 - 11:30AM
Climate change
Letters
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Spain’s deadly floods another wake-up call for Hong Kong
Readers discuss the urgent need to manage climate risks, the real danger on MTR escalators, and paying attention to domestic workers’ mental health.
20 Nov 2024 - 11:30AM
Business of climate change
Lab-grown meat lands on Hong Kong plates via Australian start-up
The Aubrey at the Mandarin Oriental has introduced two dishes featuring Sydney-based Vow’s cultured Japanese quail.
20 Nov 2024 - 7:30AM
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