Hong Kong

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  On vaccine politics, public communication and political efficacy Brian YS Wong

  The vaccine is political. To put it bluntly, the medical is political. The recent rollout of vaccines across Hong Kong has been marred by plenty of unfortunate ‘events’ – intermittent in their

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  Data infrastructure fundamental to HK's innotech development Dr. Winnie Tang

  On Hong Kong’s latest Budget, I would like to comment from the following aspects of the innovation and technology (innotech): 1) Nurturing I&T talent The programs including “Knowing More About IT”

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  China says “patriotism” in Hong Kong means loving the party Frank Ching

  Eight months after imposing a national security law on Hong Kong, Beijing is moving to tighten its grip over the supposedly highly autonomous region, with China’s National People’s Congress expected

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  The curious case of raising stamp duty Ben Kwok

  Do not bite the hand that feeds you. That is not just the top rule in journalism but also a lesson Paul Chan should learn – if he wants to keep his job, not to mention promotion. In an interview with

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  We need a budget that responds to the angst of HK’s youth Brian YS Wong

  Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po presented his budget last Wednesday, with a particular emphasis upon tackling the economic fallout induced by the ongoing pandemic, as well as restoring consumer