Hong Kong placed 15th for property rights protections, up from 16th last year, landing itself in the top quintile of 2020âs International Property Rights Index…
The four-part series for the Business Environment Councilâs upcoming conference centres around the transformation of Hong Kongâs urban transport into a system focused on sustainability…
Co-presented by the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Hong Kong, the show reveals artwork born of the limitations brought by the 2020…
Join others in a unifying night of live music to appreciate the musical diversity of the European Union while winding down at the end of…
Going out of this world with âUnivers/eâ to honour French digital creation and space exploration
This year’s theme for Digital November celebrates the large leaps mankind has made in both creative and space-related endeavours. The French Consulate General has its…
In a world with the National Security Law, a hardline approach to diplomacy with China and collaboration with other like-minded countries are among the suggestions…
Businesswomen in Hong Kong and around the world face greater challenges in the pandemic, a recent survey finds. Women entrepreneurs have been harder hit than…
The reason cited for the delay is so that Hong Kong’s head can meet with Chinese officials this week to include their suggestions in the…
Much like a lost game of chicken, Uber decides to bail out on its headquarter relocation hopes barely two months after the announcement of its…
The plan to move Uber’s Asia-Pacific HQ to Hong Kong is a vote of confidence to a city that still needs to take steps towards…
Already swept to the fringes of society, the needs of refugees continue to go unaddressed in the government’s pandemic efforts, when they could use it…
Despite claims that the cabinetâs changes were made in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the move has unsettled opposition members. Photo: Central Government Offices by…
This edition of Diplomacy in the time of COVID-19 features the Italian Consulate, which is bravely attempting to be âBusiness As Usualâ in Hong Kong…
The government proves out of touch with the struggles of small and medium-sized restaurants with its anti-epidemic policies. Photo: Local restaurant in Hong Kong by…
Financial aid for the pandemic may not be providing help where it’s really needed for the IT sector, but direct funds are still crucial. Photo:…
Despite the massive package, the billions going into relief measures won’t save sacked employees. Photo: Diane Robert
In collaboration with the Policy for Pandemics newsletter, this is a timeline and briefing of what policy measures Hong Kong has taken during the coronavirus…
“[My] family simply declined to be evacuated, saying that they feel safe in Hong Kong,” remarks Mr Aleksander DaĆda, Polish Consul General.
A letter sent out to the IB Examiner community announces the cancellation of its final exams. Photo: Exam by Alberto G. Attribution license.
Hong Kong’s compliance with Beijing’s unprecedented decision to bar US reporters from HK, Macao, and China has raised concern on local and international platforms.
The Democrats Abroad primary took place last week, with participation significantly increasing in Hong Kong and worldwide. Photo: Volunteers at the Democrats Abroad polling station…
Hong Kong’s private sector is picking up the government’s slack when it comes to fighting modern-day slavery. Photo: U.S. Air Force graphic by Airman 1st…
An addition to Hong Kong’s Sex Discrimination Ordinance addresses the mistreatment breastfeeding women have long suffered from in the workplace. Photo: Phyllis breastfeeding by Thomas…
Although the government is pouring out billions to keep Hong Kong afloat, the lack of specificity in its funding won’t benefit the IT sector in…
One-off subsidies are not the answer to Hong Kongâs economic downturn, experts suggest. Photo: Victoria Harbour by Bernard Spragg
A student studying abroad in Hong Kong was present during the November occupation of CUHK. She shares her observations of the protests on campus and…
A collection of photos from the months of September and November, taken by a student who was studying abroad at the Chinese University of Hong…
Experts in Hong Kong share their thoughts on sustainability efforts the government should prioritise in 2020. Photo: Matthias SĂŒĂen (matthias-suessen.de)Licence: license CC BY-SA via Wikimedia Commons
Podcast: Heated tobacco products may offer a less harmful alternative to traditional cigarettes, but Hong Kong isn’t ready to embrace them just yet. Podcast host…
Tech experts make their picks on what policies they want to see Hong Kong’s government address in 2020.
