The future may be AI, but ethical and privacy concerns could hinder Hong Kong from making the most of the technology. Advanced technology, such as…
The contributions of Taiwan’s first native-born president led to the nation’s successful transition to a democratic political system.
Commercialising innovation and technology is a means of saving local startups, says Dr Winnie Tang, adjunct professor at the University of Hong Kong. Photo courtesy…
If Beijing wants to prove that its new security law won’t impede on Hong Kong’s freedoms, its best chance to do so would be through…
Hong Kong should look to other countries such as Switzerland and the UK to take notes of what to do (and not do) when providing…
Re-imagining Hong Kong’s ferry piers is an investment that will elevate the waterfront to fulfill its visual and economic potential.
Hong Kong should speak up about the WHO and its recent spread of misinformation regarding smokers and the likelihood of contracting COVID-19. Photo: World Health…
A lawsuit against the HKSTP shows government interference may be threatening Hong Kong’s global competitiveness. Photo: Charles K Kao Auditorium – Hong Kong Science Park….
Hong Kong needs to act on its innovative ideas from its Smart City Blueprint to remain ahead of the pack.
A string of frauds involving Chinese companies listed on overseas stock exchanges makes it more urgent than ever that regulatory oversight is beefed up.
The 2020-21 Budget demonstrates the Hong Kong government’s inability to address structural reforms and responsibly plan for the city’s fiscal future. Photo: Hong Kong by…
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…
There is no time to waste on investing in a greener and cleaner harbour, says Richard Wesley, Museum Director of the Hong Kong Maritime Museum.
The information stored on many of Hong Kong data centres’ cloud computing may not be secure from breaches. Photo: Data centre by Rosa Menkman.License.
Even if the government fully sealed shut its borders from the mainland, human trafficking and smuggling activities still run the risk of bringing more coronavirus…
Changes in China’s single-use plastic policy gives hope to a future where the second-life market phases out virgin plastic use. Photo: mauriceangres
Timothy J. Peirson-Smith, Managing Director of Executive Counsel Limited, calls for action from the Hong Kong and Central governments after the results of the 2019…
Amid all the chaos, people try to carry on life as normal. And important milestones cannot go left un-noted, but they are not untouched by…
Waltraut Ritter Knowledge Dialogues www.knowledgedialogues.com Now that China’s State Council has released its blueprint for turning the Pearl River Delta into the “Greater Bay Area”…
A major study looking at Canadian attitudes about Asia ignored one of its biggest partners in Asia and the home of the more Canadians than…
John Tsang speaks to The Peak, on newsstands now.
Harbour Times Editor-in-Chief Andrew Work gave a talk at Macdonald-Laurier Institute, Ottawa earlier last month on “Can fundamental rights and freedoms in Hong Kong survive…
The EAC declaration is wrong and will cause Hong Kong people to turn against the Basic Law.
Barnabas Fung’s idea of an extra declaration for LegCo candidates is another way to alienate citizenry from the Basic Law.
Hong Kong has launched a free electronic learning (e-learning) programme for all primary and secondary school students. It’s a mirror of a programme that began in…
Hong Kong’s high school students may be renowned for math diligence, but the city is sorely lacking in the university grads needed to build the…
Arguing “history” to fight independence is doomed to fail. Hong Kongers have to feel loved and have hope for the future.
