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Opinion | Joshua Wong, Hong Kong's conscience or curse? Joshua Wong has just been sentenced to 10 years in prison for colluding with foreign forces.
Philip Yeung
2026.11.13 17:15
Opinion | A vote for HK's future The 2026 Election Committee Subsector Ordinary Elections offer Hong Kong residents an opportunity to help shape the city's future.
Opinion
2026.11.13 16:31
Opinion | The engineered downfall of Jensen Huang Another story about the chief executive officer of Nvidia Corp, Jensen Huang, has appeared in the New York Times. The latest report accuses the tech titan of allegedly having another affair, this time with a female executive in the company.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.12 14:31
Opinion | Why China didn't colonize the world The West frames this as if China "missed" something, as if colonization were the natural destination of every powerful navy. That is their story. It is not China's.
Angelo Giuliano
2026.11.11 14:35
Opinion | New port, new test: Firm enforcement and better facilitation must go hand in hand against illegal cross-boundary hire cars The rebuilt Huanggang Port commenced operation at 6:30 a.m. on Oct. 12, operating under a co-location arrangement with "joint inspection and one-time release" clearance and providing 24-hour boundary crossing services for both passengers and private cars. This marks a new chapter in Hong Kong–Shenzhen integration.
Kevin Lau
2026.11.10 18:32
Opinion | Jensen Huang and the weaponization of the word 'spy' in media discourse Jensen Huang, the Taiwan born CEO of Nvidia Corp, one of the most important chip producers on the planet, has been caught in a massive scandal. On 29th October, The New York Times published an expose claiming that Huang, 63, was having a (later admitted) relationship with a Chinese woman named Alice Huang (no relation), an executive at the Singapore-based company Megaspeed.
Tom Fowdy
2026.11.10 16:20
Opinion | Responsibility and reform: Answering tragedy with institutions When a public tragedy exposes regulatory failure, what people watch for is not rhetoric but consequence: Who is held to account, how quickly the system corrects itself, and whether the promised fixes are real or merely performative.
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