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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.
Initiative has proved to be a huge success, yet much more needs to be done to encourage those Hong Kong mothers who can to breastfeed their babies.
City’s universities now occupy five of the top 70 places in global league table, an encouraging sign on the road to becoming an international education hub.
Visitors to Hong Kong’s popular hiking routes must ensure their ecological value is maintained while also enjoying better facilities.
Marking the fifth anniversary of the national security law, top Beijing official Xia Baolong says Hong Kong may have come far, but warns of challenges ahead.
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President Xi Jinping stresses need for cooperation at summit between China and five states amid economic and geopolitical tensions.
Move is a step in the right direction towards eradicating substandard housing that has been a blot on the Hong Kong landscape for far too long.
After witnessing a flood of arrivals from both near and far in May, Hong Kong can rightly celebrate its return as a global destination.
As mainland’s international operations centre, Shanghai will increase global reach of yuan, promote China’s central bank digital currency.
As long as sufficient facilities and services are in place, Hong Kong is right to relax rules for the import of dogs and cats from mainland China.
Geopolitical tensions make it all the more imperative that the country’s main financial hubs collaborate rather than compete.
Abuse of assistance scheme has led to surge in claims and the Hong Kong government planning to reduce payouts.
Retail sales jumped to boost economy in May thanks to slew of government incentives and subsidies that need to continue during costly US trade war.
A fair and firm policy on asset and income limits remains the best way to screen out those who are less deserving of Hong Kong’s subsidised homes.
The last thing we need is an all-out war in the Middle East, and Donald Trump should be taking a more proactive stance in the crisis.
Former commerce chief has the experience and expertise to keep Hong Kong Kong’s Trade Development Council relevant in an increasingly complex world.
Our city has many advantages, but we cannot simply sit still as our neighbour powers ahead in an age where technology is reshaping the economic landscape.
Their appointment comes as Hong Kong takes steps to establish itself as an international legal centre linking China to other parts of the world.
A proposal to ease licensing so that movie theatres can host live performances or sports broadcasts could help to flip the script on closures.
Charles Ho, who has died after developing lung cancer, turned from a staunch supporter of Hong Kong smokers’ rights to a firm opponent of deadly habit.
Pressure has to be kept up as dramatic victory against India at new Kai Tak Stadium attracts 42,000 ecstatic fans.
Despite facing a shrinking school-age population and low birth rate, Hong Kong authorities must work towards minimising the negative impact of shutting classes.
Ren Zhengfei makes it clear that US attempts to deny access to most advanced chips are doomed owing to Chinese perseverance, determination and ingenuity.
‘Framework’ agreement reached in London is only the start on a long road to normalising economic relations.
Expatriates, visitors and even Chinese citizens deserve better, considering that English is one of Hong Kong’s official languages.
Hong Kong musician Aristo Sham an example to all after winning top US competition that has put him on course for global stardom.
Proposed gambling on existing football model via Hong Kong Jockey Club must comply with strict conditions to allay fears for young.
Hopes rise for more equitable system after last such facility created under build-operate-transfer model is handed over to Hong Kong government.
Veronica Chan, who has died at 102, inspired a sport that still requires more funding, sponsorship and fans, not to mention a professional league to raise its profile and standards.
China is increasingly turning to South America for mutually beneficial trade as Washington’s scattergun policies prove self-defeating.
