Hong Kong poised to be the medical centre of Asia
As Hong Kong has been developing in leaps and bounds, so has its medical services increased to meet local demands. And ...
LegCo race on to bring in the voters
The race is on and Hong Kong is about to show the world how democracy works. It is a unique system where everybody gets...
Lai’s wife, daughter meet Pope Leo
The family of Jimmy Lai are now praying for Divine Providence to intervene in the case of the jailed publisher after th...
Hong Kong is all that glitters with a new super gold vault open to the world
Within three years Hong Kong will see a new building at its international airport housing some 2,000 tonnes of gold bar...
How to sell Hong Kong overseas
A constant problem for Hong Kong has been its inability to project a positive image overseas. Prior to the 1997 handove...
UN experts on shaky grounds defending renegade solicitor
The two United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteurs who expressed “grave concern” over the barring to practice solicitor Ke...
New top US diplomat is no friend of Hong Kong
The appointment of Julie Eadeh as the new US Consul General in Hong Kong does not auger well for the city. In her previ...
Washington Post loses its credibility
The Washington Post is in no position to cast stones at Hong Kong. While the almighty USA is in tatters with its leader...
CE’s policy address is a blueprint for the future
The Chief Executive’s, John Lee Ka-chiu, annual policy address painted a bright future for Hong Kong with his opening r...
There are no stopping Hong Kong’s success achievements
Hong Kong has done it again. It is first in Asia and fourth in the world in the World Talent Rankings by the Swiss-base...
Forbes strikes again, this time poking our judiciary
Forbes magazine, which once infamously cited the “Death of Hong Kong” on its cover and later apologized for it, has aga...
Patriotism: The halo for electoral candidates
With local elections looming just around the corner in September and December, preparations are now taking place for ca...
US Report on Hong Kong seriously flawed
The US State Department’s so called 2024 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, which severely criticizes Hong Kong...
Confusion reigns over new UK extradition laws
The British government’s decision to amend its extradition treaty with Hong Kong has been greeted with shock and confus...
There are no winners in trade wars, but Hong Kong is doing OK
Negotiations over US President Trump’s tariffs are now closed and will take effect on August 7. His plan was to raise t...
Education is the fastest growing industry in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is on course to be the scholastic hub of Asia as the government rolls out new incentives to lure talent to th...
World class city status to be maintained
For Hong Kong to maintain its status as a world class city, it will have to capitalise on the vast achievements it obta...
Hong Kong tops world ranking in IPOs
Mark Pinkstone/Former Chief Information Officer of HK government Once pundits described the wealth of Hong Kong as its ...
When “peaceful demonstrations” turn into riots
Mark Pinkstone/Former Chief Information Officer of HK government Six years after the bloody riots in Hong Kong, China h...
28 years on and still counting the accolades
Mark Pinkstone/Former Chief Information Officer of HK government Next week will mark 28 years since China regained sove...
