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SCMP Editorial
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
Editorials represent the views of the South China Morning Post on the issues of the day.
Scenes from shopping centres and eateries during the final match prove the city hasn’t lost its penchant for vibrant nightlife.
Hongkongers who do not drive often should think twice and prepare carefully if they plan to drive on foreign roads.
Reforms must protect investor interests, the commercial confidentiality of listing candidates and the quality and integrity of the market.
Wang Hong and Deng Yu are a tribute to the multiplying benefits of education at home, learning abroad and cooperation across borders.
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Not even Trump’s inflammatory accusations of Chinese election interference have derailed the relationship.
The case of a judge being found for a second time to have extensively plagiarised submissions from lawyers when writing judgments raises concern.
The city’s annual book fair plays an important role in boosting reading and sales, and its success suggests the appeal of reading will endure.
Washington’s decision to end sanctions on some Hong Kong and mainland officials is welcome but maintaining them against others continues to antagonise Beijing.
Amid geopolitical tension and talk of an AI bubble, China needs a stable financial market to underpin economic growth.
Burst pipe affecting 10,000 homes a reminder to ensure basic livelihood needs are met.
After months of hearings, a greater test lies ahead as the judge-led committee confronts uncomfortable evidence.
Rising global trust in Beijing can lower the hurdles to joint action on stability and prosperity.
Hong Kong’s jurisdiction over part of Huanggang Port, poised to cut passenger clearance times, is a historic milestone in integration with the mainland.
Hong Kong and mainland China have the expertise to prepare for an AI market downturn and the security threat of quantum computers.
While high ticket prices, visa issues and a Trump intervention cast a shadow on the tournament, the engrossing competition has also brought people together.
Beyond representing a new silver economy, pets deliver a social dividend by helping fight the loneliness and inactivity associated with ageing.
The approach to AI development championed by President Xi at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference stands in contrast to the one adopted by the US.
A political manoeuvre, his unsubstantiated claims of Chinese interference in US elections must not be allowed to do their worst.
Beijing’s breakthrough is likely to advance its ambitions in the cosmos and enhance global connectivity and economic growth.
The trailblazing movie executive and producer was a driving force in bringing Chinese cinema to the world.
With better-than-expected trade figures being followed by lower-than-expected GDP growth, Beijing will have to consider how to strike a balance.
As new technology reshapes the nature of work and academia, pathways to a bright future are no longer as narrow as they once were.
The central government has allocated billions to climate resilience infrastructure, but the damage wrought by Typhoon Bavi shows more needs to be done.
While it is to be expected that not everyone will be happy about dogs being allowed into some restaurants, there have been relatively few complaints to the authorities.
The awards, which celebrate young people’s achievements, marked their 45th edition, with plans afoot to extend the scheme to the Greater Bay Area.
Ensuring delivery workers have the right to injury compensation will be a breakthrough as the city strives to enhance labour protections.
Centrally located premises add to the appeal of the ‘Study in Hong Kong’ brand while the demand invigorates a weak property sector.
Taking steps to widen vaccinations and infection-fighting habits should be a civic and individual responsibility well before cases surge.
The government must build on the progress of three certified units and speed up registration and compliance for the city’s tenants.
