Readers discuss the three steps the government should take before raising fees, district councillors’ engagement in meetings, and the merits of a courtesy campaign.
Readers pay tribute to the late daughter of former chief executive Leung Chun-ying, and discuss ways to promote pet-friendly transit, making air quality information more accessible, and Chinese soldiers involved in the Ukraine war.
Readers discuss ways to capitalise on visits by social media influencers, and the tourism potential of Lamma Island.
Readers discuss Beijing’s intervention to calm investor jitters amid a trade war, the danger of isolating China, and a nation under pressure.
Readers discuss the Trump administration’s sanctions on Hong Kong officials, Hong Kong’s embrace of DEI measures, and China’s economic challenge.
Readers discuss a more holistic approach to fostering youth resilience, The Last Dance’s re-release on the silver screen, and enticing visitors to Hong Kong.
Readers discuss the importance of community for Hong Kong’s seniors, the economic costs of US tariffs, anti-American sentiment and the state of Australian politics.
Readers discuss the value of unstructured play, the monetisation methods of video games, and Europe’s attitude towards China.
Readers discuss why China will never submit to US bullying, a tariff negotiation strategy, Donald Trump’s legacy, and why the US tariff offensive is in fact good for the world.
Readers discuss the lessons to take from a fatal crash, a plan to reduce workload at Hong Kong hospitals, and the benefits of cultural big data.
Readers discuss support for businesses in a trade war, cutbacks to US Department of Education, and the timing for a sales tax.
Readers highlight what the city could have done to better showcase its appeal on IShowSpeed’s high-profile visit.
Readers discuss the widely varying results of different global happiness surveys, Duterte’s arrest by the ICC, and waste reduction at the Hong Kong Sevens.
Readers discuss the damage done to the brand of the world’s richest man, the global recognition of Chinese University’s nursing school, and Hong Kong’s medical fee reform.
Readers discuss the normalisation of violence on social media, making cutting-edge medical technologies available, and how to measure mental health.
Readers discuss the threat of a devastating trade war and how Trump might gain the third term he wants.
Readers discuss how a carbon tax can help the city meet its climate targets, the impact of a sales tax, and China’s top-down science strategy.
Readers discuss the war in Gaza and its ripple impact elsewhere, including Hong Kong.
Readers discuss how the new venue performed at a major event, budget cuts affecting the old and young, and the etiquette over priority seats on public transport.
Readers discuss ways to alleviate the fiscal healthcare burden, the impact of the fee revision on low-income families, and the Chinese term for primary healthcare.
Readers discuss why Nato is better off without the US, and how Trump is destroying a world order that favours the US.
Readers discuss coping with the drastic fall in student numbers, tapping technology to improve road conditions, and making public transport pet-friendly.
Readers discuss the experience of life in China as a Muslim, and the law on land occupancy in Malaysia.
Readers discuss the usefulness of the actor’s foray into English education, and Hong Kong employers’ focus on university rankings.
Readers discuss efforts to attract talent to Hong Kong, a custom practised by Hong Kong diners, and the potential rise in diabetes cases.
Readers discuss the Trump administration’s attitude to unfavourable court rulings, and the man carmaker Tesla was named after.
Readers discuss proposed alterations to the native English-speaking teacher scheme, and the undue focus on STEM subjects in gifted education.
Readers discuss a proposal related to fertility preservation, and revised A&E charges.
Readers discuss a possible response to the uncertainty sparked by the Trump administration, and US-China relations.
Readers discuss the approach to tackling youth suicide in the city, and the challenges and rewards of preparing for the Diploma of Secondary Education exam.