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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.
As the city marks the Lunar New Year, it can rest assured that the economy seems to be in good shape and the focus is on opportunities ahead.
Scams might be down in Hong Kong but they still comprise nearly half of all crimes. Vigilance and community support are vital.
Landmark deals in Central show foreign financial institutions see potential in the city’s and China’s economy.
Beating Hong Kong’s notorious booking touts is necessary to improve access and ensure a thriving sports culture develops.
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Revoking CK Hutchison’s rights to run two canal ports is a decision that not only affects Hong Kong – it strikes at the heart of international commerce.
The Qianhai authorities’ action plan will enable start-ups to tap opportunities in both Hong Kong and mainland China more easily.
The SCMP’s China Conference: Southeast Asia highlighted the synergies between the world’s second-largest and Asean’s biggest economies.
While the MTR still has a fine reputation, the latest service disruption signals that various protocols need to be evaluated.
While the 21 recommendations put forward by the ombudsman may not offer an instant cure, reform is the need of the hour.
The Japanese prime minister’s hawkish stance will only further inflame tensions over Taiwan – and popularity at home won’t temper Beijing’s response.
The central government’s white paper is the clearest and strongest warning yet against violations of national security.
The proposed measure should be implemented sensitively, taking into account the concerns of teachers and schools.
The court arrived at the sentences based on the law and the evidence, consistent with the role and responsibilities of the city’s independent judiciary.
It seems likely the AI industry will simply swallow up the SaaS sector in China without too much financial or employment damage.
The government’s laissez-faire ethos has become less suited to the increasingly complex economic and geopolitical environment.
The introduction of class actions is worth considering as it will make justice more accessible for Hongkongers.
As a leading hub for finance and law, the city has the ‘right stuff’ to be proactive in drawing up solid action plans for the space economy.
The relaxation of public transport and dining rules acknowledges the social value of pets in a crowded city like Hong Kong.
At a time of geopolitical uncertainty, the extraordinary back-to-back conversations with the leaders of Russia and the US highlight Xi’s diplomatic approach.
As Hong Kong steps up its fight against viral hepatitis, health authorities are right not to follow a US policy shift on the hepatitis B vaccine.
Recent reports on rising cyberattacks and data leaks underline the importance of bolstering cybersecurity in an AI-enhanced era.
Fraudulent claims over minor or non-existent traffic collisions should prompt drivers to remain alert on and off the road.
The citywide campaign has helped define Hong Kong’s character as a city willing to help disaster survivors and those in need of support.
Stricter health checks must be implemented in a way that enhances road safety while also respecting elderly drivers’ contributions.
A stable and strong yuan has international appeal, just as a reliable and strong China is being seen as the rock on which the global system should be rebuilt.
In a fragmented multilateral environment, the world could face even greater danger from nuclear proliferation than during the Cold War.
The government and legislators must ensure the law can achieve its intended purpose of ensuring public safety before it is reintroduced.
While local companies have been slow to take up ESG, the MTR Corporation’s record bond issuance shows there is investor interest in supporting the environment.
In an uncertain global economic environment, the strategy of exploring new overseas markets has paid off. But there is no room for complacency.
